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1877-CC $20 Liberty AU58 PCGS
BySirhcElusive Widely circulated at the time, many of the 1877-CC $20’s ended up in overseas shipments and have extensive surface scratches – the specimen on offer today has a minimum of surface distractions and sports considerable luster and eye appeal. Perfect for the specialist CC collector or US gold enthusiast. Offered at $17,750 delivered We…
1928 Saint Gaudens Double Eagle NGC MS67
BySirhcSuperb, Satiny Saint As the last date in the Saint-Gaudens series that is generally available in high grade, the 1928 double eagle is frequently tapped for type purposes. This issue is also often well struck, and high-grade examples sometimes exhibit eye appeal that rivals that of many 1923-D coins. Such is the case with this…
1875-S/CC Trade Dollar NGC MS64
BySirhcScarce, Glistening “Trade” Type One Reverse. Many collectors are unaware there are two varieties of S/CC Trade dollars from 1875. This is the more frequently encountered one and the variant that is much easier to see with the second C widely spaced from the S. Most collectors opt for this variant for the very reason…
$20 Liberty Special – AU/CU Lot
BySirhcOur special for today is a group of US $20 Liberties in AU/CU condition – nicer than usually one usually encounters for an AU lot, these are close to mint quality and provide a good vehicle for gold diversification. 10 coin lot minimum, a total of 50 coins are available, and they are on offer at…
Just Six Graded Higher – 1863-S Liberty Eagle NGC AU55
BySirhcThe 1863-S is even rarer than suggested by its production of 10,000 pieces. It is also a condition rarity, most likely because of the general unawareness of mint-marked coins and their relative scarcity until the 1893 publication by Augustus Heaton of his groundbreaking work Treatise on Coinage of the United States Branch Mints. By then, most of the remaining 1863-S tens were well-worn. Today, VF-XF coins are usually all that are encountered with AU pieces such as this among the finest examples…
1847 Liberty Eagle NGC MS64
BySirhcVery Rare, Dazzling, Near-Gem The two highest mintage issues of the No Motto Liberty ten series are the 1847 and 1847-O. Something happened that year to increase production, and the mostly likely cause was the Spanish-American War, which continued throughout 1847. Despite a comparatively large production, the 1847 is usually seen in XF and AU…