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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High end $3.00 Gold in Very choice uncirculated MS-64 by PCGS. Conditionally quite scarce. with a mere 7 specimens in grade at PCGS and only 3 higher. PCGS suggests $21,000.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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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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Awesome originality and eye appeal on this rare Carson City Gold double eagle. Arguably the 3rd-rarest Carson City Double Eagle issue. Solid 35+ look. Old green holder.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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Rare French Gold showing a total population of about a dozen coins. Only 4 are showing to have reached grade AU-58, so close to uncirculated. Great value and historyMore
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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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Crusty, lustrous PQ. Nice color. Less than two dozen finer. If you know you know that Wild West Carson City Gold is considered undervalued and in demand.More
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Well I saved my pennies and I saved my dimes...giddy up giddyup 1909, before I knew there would be a time, giddy up giddy up 1909, that I would own a Gem Unc Indian Gold 1909.More
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Variety: BD-7, R-6+, 15 Stars Obverse, 16 Stars Reverse, nearly impossible to obtain Large Eagle Variety One of the great early gold rarities and a major one. Among the top finest known examples to exist. Pop PCGS 1/3 (finest is Pogue's 62+); NGC 0/0 (the pop report might still say 1/0 but that will change soon ) PCGS Retail Guide = $340,000 So rare that the Smithsonian doesn't have one. Rich honey colors with deeper orange undertones. Very attractive.
$265,000.00
From the Pogue auction writeup:
The overdate seen on this variety is one of the boldest in the entire realm of American coinage, easily as plain as the 1942/1-D dime, 1918/7-D nickel, 1918/7-S quarter, and other well-known but comparatively common overdates. The 5 underdigit has not been effaced at all, though the flag of the 7 lines up precisely enough with the flag of the 5 to mask it.
Three die varieties of 1797 half eagle are known with the Heraldic Eagle reverse. This is the only one that is not unique. David Akers posited that 12 to 15 specimens were known, while Dannreuther suggested 16 to 20 in all grades. Akers described this coin as "either the first or second finest known example of this extremely rare issue. (Its status as first or second best depends on the quality of the Dunham [B. Max Mehl, 1941] example, long thought finest ...)." The Dunham coin is a cypher; its description of "Uncirculated, with brilliant mint luster; only the faintest touch of cabinet friction" could easily describe a coin that would today qualify as About Uncirculated, and its photograph is useless. This example, the finer of just two Mint State coins ever graded by PCGS, stands alone as finest known.
Rare Civil War dated gold quarter eagle in choice about uncirculated condition. Have you considered collecting all the gold coins minted in Philadelphia, or San Francisco etc during the Civil War Quite a task.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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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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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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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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