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1855-O Liberty Eagle NGC AU58
BySirhcA Flashy O-mint $10 Lib Only 18,000 eagles were minted in New Orleans throughout 1855, as gold coin production shifted to the new San Francisco Mint, which had opened the previous year. Apparently, very few were saved as this issue is rarely seen in higher grades. The NGC census stands at just 14 with none…
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BySirhcGorgeous Frosted Before you read about 1895 Morgan dollars, please note that contrary to what our images show, this coin is deeply mirrored, nicely frosted and attractively toned. Pictures aren’t always “worth a thousand words”! Now please proceed…An unremarkable mintage of 880 proof Morgan dollars was accomplished at the Philadelphia Mint in 1895, with the…
Tuesday Special
BySirhcWe are offering up to 200 certified MS62 $10 Liberties at just 3.5% over melt. This is by far the lowest premium that these have ever been and offer tremendous value. The coins are priced at (spot x .48375 + 7.5%) The price will fluctuate with the spot price of gold. There is a great mix…
Tied for Highest Graded 1901 Liberty Eagle PCGS MS67
BySirhcWe have not offered an MS67 at auction since 2008! The population for this date and grade remains unchanged from what it was back then. This particular specimen is sharply detailed and features satiny luster and a pristine appearance. Tied with six others at NGC (and one at PCGS) for the highest graded. Listed at…
1878 Three Dollar Gold Piece NGC MS67
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1855-C Liberty Quarter Eagle PCGS MS62
BySirhcYou Should “C” This A paltry mintage of 3,677 quarter eagles was accomplished by the Charlotte Mint in 1855. That production total is the smallest from the North Carolina facility for any individual date in the series (the 1843-C Small Date coins represent only part of the mintage for 1843). Perhaps no more than 100…