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Grade |
Description |
Price |
Prices
subject to change without notice. All coins subject to prior sale.
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1901-S Gold Eagle Liberty |
NGC MS65 | A better date San Francisco minted Eagle which is priced well below the CU/PCGS indication of $5500! An eye-catching coin with deep, orange peel coloring! Two are available! |
$4,500 |
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1903-O Gold Liberty Eagle |
NGC AU53 | A nice, low grade New Orleans Mint Eagle! |
$895 |
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1903-O Gold Liberty Eagle |
NCG AU DETAILS | "Improperly cleaned" |
$920 |
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1903-S Gold Eagle Liberty |
PCGS MS63 | Encased in an old, green PCGS holder, this coin is priced well below the Trends of $1900! |
$1,670 |
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1904-O Gold Eagle Liberty |
NGC MS61 | Pair this with our 1903-O $10 in the same grade and you will be on your way to completing a New Orleans Eagle set! Trends in MS60 is $925 and in MS62 $1450. |
$1,035 |
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1910-D Gold Eagle Indian |
NGC MS65* | Priced below the Collectors Universe list of $10,500. Denver minted over 2.3 million $10 Indians in 1910 making this coins' pop of 267/83 look great! |
$9,000 |
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1875-CC Gold Double Eagle Liberty |
PCGS MS61 | A beautiful examplle of the Carson City Twenty that is affordable for any budget! Trends in 60 is $5250 and Trends is 62 is $12500. |
$8,340 |
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1875-S Gold Double Eagle Liberty |
PCGS MS60 | Priced at the CU/PCGS list and below the Trends indication of $2500, our coin is eye appealing without spots! |
$2,300 |
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1883-S Gold Double Eagle Liberty |
NGC MS61 | A flashy example of the 1883 San Francisco Twenty and priced below the CU/PCGS list of $1980! Two available! |
$1,955 |
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1890-CC Gold Double Eagle Liberty |
PCGS XF45 | An exceptionally eye appealing CC Twenty; it definitely warrants the CAC green sticker! |
$2,760 |
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1897-S Gold Double Eagle Liberty |
NGC MS63 | Nicely priced at well below $3000 and $3250 which represents the Trends and PCGS lists! |
$2,530 |
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1899 Gold Double Eagle Liberty |
NGC MS63 | A better date Philadelphia twenty at a below-the-levels price! Trends is $3250 and the PCGS list is $2600! |
$2,550 |
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1901 $20 Gold Liberty |
PCGS MS64 | Trends is $4000 for this green PCGS encased Double Eagle. |
$3,510 |
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1902-O Morgan Dollar |
NGC MS65 | Trends is $175. |
$165 |
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1908 Gold Double Eagle Saint-Gaudens with Motto |
PCGS MS64 | The Trends and PCGS numbers are both listed at $5500, but the recent auction highs are around $6300. No spots and abundant eye appeal! |
$5,250 |
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1908-D Gold Double Eagle Saint-Gaudens with Motto |
PCGS MS64 | A classic, medium grade Saint priced below the Trends of $2750 and the Collector's Universe list of $2700! No spots! |
$2,530 |
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1914-S $20 Gold Saint Gaudens |
NGC MS65 | A great price on this better date Mint State 65 Saint Gaudens! |
$2,760 |
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SALUTE TO THE MILITARY |
Proof | A patriotic collection of the U.S. Mint's Silver Proofs commemorating the Military Services of our country. The Air-Tite housed Proof coins are all 90% Silver Dollar originals dated 1991-2005: USO 50th Anniversary, Korean War Memorial, WWII 50th Anniversary, Vietnam Vets Memorial, Prisoner of War Memorial, Women in the Military Service, Civil War Battlefield, U.S. Military Academy Bicentennial and Marine Corps Anniversary. This is a Limited Edition presentation professionally matted and framed viewable obverse/reverse. Price includes shipping. (24" X 20") |
$575 |
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1860's $10 DIX note, Citizen's Bank of Louisiana New Orleans |
PMG Gem Uncirculated 65 EPQ | Over the years we have seen a few of the famous "Dix" notes, but none as nice as this example! Legend has it that the riverboat men came down the Mississippi and encountered these notes printed in both English and French with the prominent "Dix" (French for ten) and these notes became known as Dixies. The country north of New Orleans became known as the land of the Dixies and later simply "Dixie Land". Voted note number 86 in the Bowers and Sundman book, "The 100 Greatest American Currency Notes", this note has been given the PMG distinction of Exceptional Paper Quality. |
$1,950 |
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1896 $1 Silver Certificate S/N 438462 |
CGA Choice Uncirculated 64 | Fr. 224. Tillman/Morgan. S/N 438462. Rated number seven in the Bowers/Sundman book "100 Greatest American Currency Notes", the 1896 Education $1 is always a crown pleaser in numismatic circles! Along with its counterparts the $2 and $5 of the same series, the "Educational" issues are considered by most to be the most beautiful of American produced currency. The $1 depicts "History Instructing Youth", with the goddes and her pupil positioned approximately where the Robert E. Lee mansion is, across the Potomac from Washington, DC. A true masterpiece! |
$4,100 |
