Courtesy of PCGS, by Dylan Dominguez In the late 17th century, James II served as the Roman Catholic King of England, Scotland, and Ireland. He reigned from 1685-1688. During the last year of his reign, he was overthrown by Dutch Protestant William III and his army. William III ruled from 1689-1702. Since James II was…
The 1883 Morgan dollar is a challenging issue in the Deep Mirror Prooflike category, particularly in high grade. Premium Gems, such as this are rare. The example herein offered is brilliant and displays considerable cameo contrast on each side. In hand, it is far more impressive than seen in our images. Additionally, while our pictures…
Offered here are popular San Francisco examples of a date which is virtually unobtainable for the Philadelphia mint issue. Like many of the Type Three twenties, the 1882-S is relatively available up through lower Mint State grades, but scarce in Select Uncirculated and rare any finer. Listed at $2,880 in the CDN CPG, $2.850 in…
The three 1921 Walking Liberty half dollars, Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco, are the classic key-date issues for this series. While the 1921-S is rarest in high grades, the 1921 and 1921-D issues had the two lowest mintages in the series at 246,000 and 208,000, respectively. While the PCGS population data suggests that some other…
Authored by Lawrence Thomas via GoldTelegraph.com, For almost a decade, global central banks have been avid gold buyers. Gold purchases by central banks in 2018 rose 36 percent over the previous year. Central banks are now holding 366 tons of the yellow metal. These gold purchases are the largest since 1971 when President Nixon ceased…
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