1853-O Liberty Double Eagle AU58
Only 2 Graded Higher by PCGS
PCGS AU58


PCGS AU58
Rare, Last Year of Type The 1876-S double eagle had a mintage exceeding 1.5 million coins, but this does not necessarily translate into high-grade availability. Mint State coins are only plentiful through the MS62 level, after which the certified population drops off sharply. In MS64, the ’76-S is a major condition rarity and anything finer…
Ca 440 – 404 BC NGC MS*; Strike 5/5; Surface 5/5 The most prominent city in Ancient Greece militarily and economically, Athens had at its disposal an almost inexhaustible supply of silver from the mines it controlled at Laurion. This mine would be instrumental as Athenian influence increased in the region. To facilitate this expansion,…
Superb In Superb Gem condition, most Indian eagle issues are either unknown or prohibitively rare. Even plentiful type-coin issues such as the 1926 and 1932 are essentially uncollectible (or nearly so) in this condition. Among With Motto dates, the 1911 is one of only a handful that — although conditionally very rare — are still…
Only 77 graded higher by PCGS and NGC combined A lustrous beauty, sporting a fine strike and minimal marks – seldom seen in higher grade, as reflected in the population data. Perfect for a CC type set or the USA gold collector/dealer. Offered at $18,975 delivered We do business the old fashioned way, we speak…
Is 3 Better Than 2? After producing normally dated half eagles in 1800, the Mint produced no 1801-dated half eagles, yet the half eagles of 1802 are all 1802/1 overdates. Similarly, although there are no normally dated (non- overdates ) 1802 half eagles, the half eagles of 1803 all are 1803/2 overdates. The PCGS population is…
Tied for Highest Graded The mintage for the 1854 gold dollar was not as large as the preceding three P-mint gold dollar deliveries; however, it was still a respectable 855,502 pieces. It’s not surprising, therefore, that this issue remains popular among type collectors who desire an attractive representative of James Longacre’s Type One design. While…