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1907 Rolled Edge $10 Indian PCGS MS65

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Breathtaking Rarity

Struck in September 1907, the “Rolled Edge”) 1907 Indian eagle is one of the rarest issues in the series, surpassed only by the 1933. It retains the smooth, sculpted details of Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ original Wire Rim models but with a defined border that Chief Engraver Charles Barber turned into the die in an effort to improve stacking of the coins. Although 31,500 pieces were struck, most of the coins never left the Mint, as all but 50 were melted. In Renaissance of American Coinage, 1905-1908, Roger Burdette lists 10 pieces as having gone to the Mint Bureau, two to the Metropolitan Art Museum, and eight to Mint officials, which left 30 pieces on hand at the Mint that could be acquired by collectors. Although understandably, most have been carefully preserved, the PCGS population is still just 17 with 19 higher (no doubt, including a fair number of re-submissions).

Offered at $299,900 delivered

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1776 Continental Dollar, Currency, Pewter PCGS AU50

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Way Cool

While the origin and purpose of the 1776 Continental dollar has long been an intriguing topic of discussion among numismatists and researchers, Eric P. Newman believed that these coins were American-made. Further, the fact that the Continental Currency paper $1 notes were eliminated from the six issues from July 22, 1776, through September 26, 1778, indicates that Congress planned for a $1 coin, and that the Continental dollar was used as fiat money. Multiple varieties  exist, and varying quantities of coins were struck in pewter, brass, and silver from multiple die combinations and die stages. For every genuine one such as this, there seem to be nearly countless copies, many of which were sold in souvenir shops.

Offered at $43,700 delivered

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1834 Classic Quarter Eagle NGC MS65

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A Real Classic

The 1834 remains the most plentiful Classic Head quarter eagle issue in high grade, despite its mintage of little more than 112,000 pieces being significantly lower than the production totals of the following two years. In the years leading up to 1834, gold coinage did not actively circulate in the United States, as the coins contained more bullion value than their face value, prompting individuals to melt the coins down at a profit. In 1834, William Kneass’s design marked a reduction in weight from 4.37 gm to 4.18 gm. The weight reduction returned the gold value of the quarter eagle to its face value, allowing this denomination to once again circulate domestically. This one is sharply detailed and highly lustrous with flashy, semi-prooflike surfaces. The NGC population is just 15 (two of which are star coins) with two higher.

Offered at $37,975 delivered

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Were buying unspotted generic slab gold PCGS/NGC

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$20 Liberty    PCGS/NGC MS61 @ $1,985 - buy 1-100 coins

$20 Liberty    PCGS/NGC MS62 @ $2,095 - buy 1-100 coins

$20 Liberty    PCGS/NGC MS63 @ $2,190 - buy 1-100 coins

$20 Liberty    PCGS/NGC MS64 @ $2,463 - buy 1-100 coins

$20 Liberty    PCGS/NGC MS65 @ $2,785 - buy 1-20 coins

$20 Saints     PCGS/NGC MS62 @ $2,000 - buy 1-100 coins

$20 Saints     PCGS/NGC MS63 @ $2,055 - buy 1-100 coins

$20 Saints     PCGS/NGC MS64 @ $2,143 - buy 1-100 coins

$20 Saints     PCGS/NGC MS65 @ $2,390 - buy 1-100 coins

$20 Saints     PCGS/NGC MS66 @ $2,805 - buy 1-50 coins

Based on gold bid spot $1,955

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1796 Draped Bust Quarter NGC XF45

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Rare, First and Only Year of Type

The Small Eagle quarter ranks among the rarest silver types. It was struck only in 1796, due to the preference of bullion depositors for the dollar, the largest silver denomination. The mintage was a meager 6,146 pieces. The Spanish Colonial two reales coins were also widely available in the late 18th century and the first half of the 19th century in America and elsewhere, worth 25 American cents and widely accepted as an alternative to the U.S. quarter. The fledgling U.S. Mint, with its limited bullion deposits and meager capacity, could scarcely compete with the pervasive Spanish Colonial coins. NGC has graded only 195 examples (including re-submissions) in all grades combined. 

Offered at $46,000 delivered

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