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1865 $1.00 PCGS MS67, CAC sticker
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Mintage: 3,725
This is one of the single most beautiful Civil War gold dollars of any date. It has magnificent rose, orange and greenish hues atop dazzling heavily frosted surfaces. It is the second finest known, trailing only a single MS68 in the personal collection of noted gold expert David Akers. This coin was once owned by noted coin hoarder (and beer tycoon) Virgil Brand, who had extensive holdings of high quality gold dollars that were sold in the 1920’s and 1930’s after his death.
1808 $2.50 PCGS AU53, CAC sticker, Garrett Collection Pedigree
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Mintage: 2,710
The one-year type 1808 is among the most popular of all the early quarter eagles. It is a touch less rare than other dates of this era and a few more exist from the original mintage. The present example is one of the few original pieces that still exist and it has a wonderful pedigree. It was acquired by the Garrett family from the collection of Dr. Edward Maris possibility as far back as the early 1870’s. It sold for $30,000 back in 1980 as part of the fabled Garrett auctions conducted in 1979, 1980, and 1981.
1830 $2.50 PCGS MS63, CAC sticker
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Mintage: 4,540
BD-1.R-4. The 1830 has the highest mintage figure of any of the five issues of this type, but it is a rare coin in all grades as are all of the reduced size Capped Head Left quarter eagles. There are an estimated 100 or so known with most in the AU55 to MS61 range. Choice, original Uncirculated examples are quite rare and nearly all of the MS63’s that I have seen in recent years have been processed, lower end coins.
1841 $2.50 PCGS PR60, ex-Bass
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After recently being able to examine no less than four 1841 quarter eagles at one time, I am now totally convinced that this issue exists in two distinct formats.
Numismatic tradition states that the 1841 quarter eagle was struck only as a Proof. This has never made sense to me. With as many as 15-17 pieces known, why would the Mint have made so many Proofs in 1841 when virtually none were struck in any other year between 1842 and 1853? And why would most of the survivors be in such low grades (EF40 to AU50) when most of the Proof gold coins from the 1840’s that still exist tend to be in reasonably high grades?
You can visit the whole article I wrote on the topic. I hope you do!
1852-O $20.00 NGC AU58, CAC sticker
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Mintage: 190,000
Along with the 1851-O, the 1852-O is the only New Orleans double eagle that is seen with some degree of regularity of the higher circulated grades. But properly graded AU58’s are very scarce and when they look like the coin shown here, they are rare in the truest sense of the word.
Most high-grade 1852-O double eagles are sourced from the Baltimore Hoard that was found in 1935 and which contained numerous high quality Philadelphia and New Orleans double eagles from the early 1850’s. These coins are characterized by great luster and clean surfaces; two qualities that this coin possesses. In fact, it is doubtful whether this coin saw much actual circulation as it shows much cleaner surfaces than normal for an O mint double eagle.
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1/20oz pure gold coin
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1/20th of an ounce of pure 9999 gold. Canadian bullion coin from 1999 by the Royal Canadian Mint, it was the 20th anniversary of the first gold bullion maple leaf coin
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Friends , after a long time i just captured this !! ufff !! Totally occupied with things :( ..
Hopefully soon i will get time to spend with my sweet heart NIKON :)
HAVE A NICE DAY FRIENDS !!
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Gold Maple on copper
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Just playing around. This piece of copper splash has been a good background for some of my silver coins but haven't really tried it much with gold. Usually I'll do a fairly close crop but for this maple I decided to keep it out and make the copper more prominent to the shot.
Just in case you don't know, this coin is 1 troy ounce of pure (.9999) gold. I used to buy these for around $500, now this one will set you back almost $1300. This series of gold coin is issued by the Canadian National Mint.
You can see it has a "face" value of $50 Canadian. Heh! Well the US Silver Eagle has 1 ounce of silver and has a face value of $1.
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