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1852 Liberty Head Gold $20 Double Eagle NGC      A55+ Main Image

The large, hefty 1852 Liberty Head $20 gold pieces (or double eagles) are precious keepsakes from an earlier era in America, when precious metal coinage played an important role in the nation`s commerce. These double eagles backed U.S. Gold Certificates - paper currency redeemable for gold coin on the bearer`s demand (last issued in 1934). The 1852 Liberty Head $20 gold piece will be a precious and historic addition to your collection!

1852 Liberty Head Gold $20 Double Eagle NGC      A55+

1852 Liberty Head Gold $20 Double Eagle

1914 Gold $2.50 Indian Head Quarter Eagle Main Image

Now add a low-mintage 1914 Indian Head quarter eagle featuring unique incused design to your collection. Designer Bela Lyon Pratt chose to sink or "incuse" the coin&#39;s designs below the surfaces, rather than use traditional raised designs. This created a distinctive look found only on America&#39;s $2.50 (and $5.00) gold coins of 1908-29! According to numismatist David Akers, these low-mintage 1914 $2.50 gold pieces are the second rarest coins in the series. Just 240,117 were issued at the Philadelphia Mint. Through time, many have been lost or melted for their 90% gold content. But now, even after 100 years, we&#39;re able to offer you these coins in detailed condition, still showing their artistic quality and some original luster. Don&#39;t wait &ndash; add this unique gold design to your collection today!

1914 Gold $2.50 Indian Head Quarter Eagle

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1854 Liberty Head Gold Dollar Main Image

America&#39;s first gold dollars are the short-lived Liberty Heads and this 1854 coin is one of the scarcest Philadelphia issues in Mint State. Lustrous original gold dollars from that year are hard to find, but they won&#39;t be for you… if you act now! The discovery of gold in California created a new coin &ndash; the gold dollar! Introduced in 1849 the Type I showed Liberty wearing a coronet, inscribed with LIBERTY. After just 6 short years, this design was replaced midway through 1854, making these gold pieces last-year coins. Nowadays Type 1 gold dollars are difficult to locate, especially in this grade. That&#39;s because according to David Bowers, over 60% of all Liberty gold dollars have been melted down, and in 1988, Walter Breen estimated about 1% survive in collectible condition. Don&#39;t miss out &ndash; each one has been examined and graded by our experts, then certified by PCGS or NGC &ndash; get yours while supplies last!

1854 Liberty Head Gold Dollar

1926 Indian Head $10 gold Main Image

1926 Indian Head $10 gold MS63 Main Image

The 1926 Indian Head $10 gold pieces (also known as eagles) are from an era when precious metal coinage played an important role in the nation`s economy. Not only were these beautiful coins used in daily commerce, but they helped back Gold Certificate paper currency - which was redeemable for gold coin on demand. The Indian Head eagles were the last circulating $10 gold coins struck by the U.S. Mint, and are precious early 20th century collectibles!

1926 Indian Head $10 gold MS63

1926 Indian Head $10 gold

1883-CC $20 Gold Liberty Head Main Image

U.S. coins from the short-lived Carson City Mint are considered among the most elusive of all, and these scarce 1883-CC $20 gold pieces are no exception. The Carson City Mint produced U.S. coins only from 1870-1893, and less than 2% of $20 gold pieces minted during those years were struck at Carson City. These low-mintage Liberty Heads, issued for local and regional use, were struck with gold from the western mines! Thanks to an opportunity purchase, you can own a handsome 1883-CC $20 piece in your choice condition. Each coin offered here has been hand selected by our buyers and certified by PCGS. Experts estimate that today fewer than 2,600 of each date exist in all grades. These scarce beauties will be a treasured acquisition for a few lucky collectors. But order now &ndash; we only have a couple of each available.

1883-CC $20 Gold Liberty Head

1908 Saint-Gaudens $20 Gold Piece, No Motto Main Image

Designed by the renowned sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, the U.S. $20 gold piece (or double eagle) of 1907-1933 is considered by many the most beautiful coin ever struck by the U.S. Mint. From its introduction in 1907 through most of 1908, this stunning gold piece did not carry the motto in god we trust (when added in late 1908, the motto remained on the coin throughout the series). Get this prized second-year-of-issue double eagle with no motto today!

1908 Saint-Gaudens $20 Gold Piece, No Motto

1908 Saint-Gaudens $20 Gold, No Motto Main Image

Designed by the renowned sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, the U.S. $20 gold piece (or double eagle) of 1907-1933 is considered by many the most beautiful coin ever struck by the U.S. Mint. From its introduction in 1907 through most of 1908, this stunning gold piece did not carry the motto in god we trust (when added in late 1908, the motto remained on the coin throughout the series). Get this prized second-year-of-issue double eagle with no motto today!

1908 Saint-Gaudens $20 Gold, No Motto

1908 Saint-Gaudens $20 Gold, No Motto MS63 Main Image

Designed by the renowned sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, the U.S. $20 gold piece (or double eagle) of 1907-1933 is considered by many the most beautiful coin ever struck by the U.S. Mint. From its introduction in 1907 through most of 1908, this stunning gold piece did not carry the motto in god we trust (when added in late 1908, the motto remained on the coin throughout the series). Get this prized second-year-of-issue double eagle with no motto today!

1908 Saint-Gaudens $20 Gold, No Motto MS63

This "No Motto" 1908 Saint-Gaudens $20 gold piece is large and hefty, containing nearly 1 oz. of precious metal, and has a satiny, lustrous finish. This elegant design was struck from 1907-1933 and the coins dated after 1908 feature the motto in god we trust on the reverse. Not only is the famed Saint-Gaudens design considered one of the most beautiful ever to appear on U.S. coinage, but each collector piece is a stunning example of the last type of double eagle issued.

1908 Saint-Gaudens $20 Gold, No Motto MS64 Main Image

1908 Saint-Gaudens $20 Gold, No Motto MS64

1927 Saint-Gaudens $20 Gold Double Eagle Main Image

The beautiful 1927 $20 gold piece was designed by the renowned sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, and struck at the main U.S. Mint in Philadelphia. This large, hefty $20 coin was struck in 90% fine gold, and is from an earlier era in America when precious metal coinage played an important role in American commerce &ndash; backing Gold Certificate paper currency. The 1927 $20 gold piece was struck the year that Charles Lindbergh flew solo from New York to Paris.

1927 Saint-Gaudens $20 Gold Double Eagle

1927 Saint-Gaudens $20 Gold MS63 Main Image

The beautiful 1927 $20 gold piece was designed by the renowned sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, and struck at the main U.S. Mint in Philadelphia. This large, hefty $20 coin was struck in 90% fine gold, and is from an earlier era in America when precious metal coinage played an important role in American commerce - backing Gold Certificate paper currency. The 1927 $20 gold piece was struck the year that Charles Lindbergh flew solo from New York to Paris.

1927 Saint-Gaudens $20 Gold MS63

1871 California Small Denomination Gold Round Liberty Head Half Dollar Main Image

Following the 1848 discovery of gold at Sutter&rsquo;s Mill, the gold seekers that flooded the region came to realize that making change was nearly impossible. The San Francisco Mint hadn&rsquo;t been established, and small denomination coins were almost non-existent in the West. To alleviate shortages, private companies struck dollars, half dollars, and quarter dollars in gold. Many of the tiny early coins circulated during the 1850s, filling the gap left by the lack of federal 25&cent;, 50&cent; and $1 coins, while later issues served as souvenirs. Either octagonal or round, original issues show Liberty on the obverse, while later coins feature an Indian Head design. 

Today, exact survival figures for these coins are uncertain &ndash; but all are scarce, very elusive and prized by collectors. Now you can choose from our limited supply of certified high grade examples (BG numbers refer to authoritative Breen-Gillio guide to California Fractionals).

1871 California Small Denomination Gold Round Liberty Head Half Dollar

1847-O $10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle Main Image

Enjoy the allure of scarce gold from the historic New Orleans Mint. This classic Type 1 1847-O $10 gold Liberty Head is difficult to find and even harder to acquire. Now, thanks to an opportunity purchase, we're able to offer the highest grade of any Type 1 we've had in the last 20 years! <ul><li>90% pure gold</li><li>Struck by the New Orleans Mint with "No Motto"</li><li>Only 571,500 of these coins were issued prior to the Civil War without the motto in god we trust</li><li>Authenticated and certified by PCGS</li></ul> Don't wait to order yours &ndash; we have only 6 of these scarce coins available and we're expecting them to sell out quickly! Enjoy the thrill of this classic gold coin in your collection today!

1847-O $10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle

1908-1932 Gold $10 Indian Head Main Image

Depicting a beautiful image of Liberty in an exquisite Native American headdress on the obverse, and a bold rendition of an eagle standing proudly on the reverse, this would be the final coin design of acclaimed sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens. This magnificent design was an immediate hit among numismatists.

1908-1932 Gold $10 Indian Head

1881 Liberty Head $10 Gold Main Image

1881 Liberty Head $10 Gold AU50 Main Image

Over 3.8 million Liberty Head $10 gold pieces (or eagles) were struck at the Philadelphia Mint in 1881. Though a great many have been lost to the melting pots over the years, enough 1881 Liberty Head eagles remain in existence today that the coins are moderately priced in all grades. Designed by Christian Gobrecht, the $10 Liberty Head depicts Liberty on the obverse and an eagle with a shield on the reverse. Add the 1881 to your collection today!

1881 Liberty Head $10 Gold AU50

1881 Liberty Head $10 Gold

1908-1932 Saint-Gaudens $20 Gold Double Eagle Main Image

Struck from 1907 to 1933, this magnificent $20 gold series is considered the most beautiful U.S. coin ever minted. Augustus Saint Gaudens&rsquo; elegant, alluring rendition of Liberty striding with torch in hand can be fully appreciated on these carefully preserved gold coins. And now you can own a beautiful 1908-1932 Saint Gaudens $20 Double Eagle from the Philadelphia Mint (date our choice). These large, hefty, 90% fine gold coins are nothing less than coinage masterpieces! Hand selected for eye appeal, these classic gold pieces are over 90 years old and have been graded Choice Uncirculated, MS-63 by our experts. Each is certified by NGC or PCGS and comes in a FREE oak display box. Impressive and spectacular, these lustrous beauties will star in any collection!

1908-1932 Saint-Gaudens $20 Gold Double Eagle

1924 Saint-Gaudens Gold $20 Double Eagle Main Image

1924 Saint-Gaudens Gold $20 Double Eagle

1924 Saint-Gaudens $20 Gold MS63 Main Image

Designed by the world-famous sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, the U.S. $20 gold pieces of 1907-1933 are considered by many the most beautiful coins ever produced by the U.S. Mint. The striding Liberty motif on the obverse and the eagle in flight on the reverse are highly acclaimed for their artistry. The 1924 issues were struck over 80 years ago at the main U.S. Mint in Philadelphia - the birthplace of America`s coinage.

1924 Saint-Gaudens $20 Gold MS63

Nothing compares to a Saint-Gaudens double eagle… it's heavy, containing nearly 1 oz. of 90% fine gold. Now, own a classic 1924 collector piece that's a stunning example of the last type of $20 gold pieces issued! <ul><li>Struck at the Philadelphia Mint</li><li>Displays the famed Saint-Gaudens design, considered one of the most beautiful ever to appear on U.S. coinage</li><li>Saint-Gaudens' original design was named to the top 5 U.S. coin designs in a 2024 survey &ndash; and will be honored with a reissue in 2026!</li><li>Obverse features Liberty striding forward holding a torch and olive branch</li><li>Reverse depicts a flying eagle and the motto in god we trust</li></ul> We've known for years that this design is one of the mint's best, so don't miss this opportunity to add one to your collection!

1924 Saint-Gaudens $20 Gold MS64 Main Image

Nothing compares to a Saint-Gaudens double eagle. It's heavy, containing nearly 1 oz. of 90% pure gold, and has a satiny, lustrous finish. This elegant design was struck from 1908-33 and features the motto in god we trust on the reverse. Not only is the famed Saint-Gaudens design considered one of the most beautiful ever to appear on U.S. coinage, but each collector piece is a stunning example of the last type of double eagle issued.

1924 Saint-Gaudens $20 Gold MS64

1904 Liberty Head $5 Gold Main Image

Struck over a century ago at the main U.S. Mint in Philadelphia, the 1904 Liberty Head $5 gold pieces are genuine historic mementos of an earlier era in America. Five dollars was of course a far more precious sum in 1904 than it is today, so having a $5 Liberty Head in your pocket was an unusual treat. The classic long-running design of the Liberty Heads has made this series a favorite, and a great addition to any collection!

1904 Liberty Head $5 Gold

1884 Gold Dollar Indian Large Head Main Image

1884 Gold Dollar Indian Large Head

1853 Liberty Head Gold Dollar Main Image

Gold Dollar - Liberty Head - 1853 AU50 Main Image

Gold Dollar - Liberty Head - 1853 AU50

1853 Liberty Head Gold Dollar

When gold was discovered at Sutter&#39;s Mill, Forty Niners rushed to California and ore from their mines became the first U.S. gold dollars &ndash; the 1849-1854 Liberty Head (Type 1) issues. Depicting Liberty wearing a coronet, the 90% gold coins offered here were struck at the Philadelphia Mint in 1853 &ndash; the year before the San Francisco Mint opened. Today, these first gold dollars are hard to find, because over 75% of Liberty gold dollars have been melted down and only 1% are estimated to survive in collectible condition. Get a historic coin born of the California gold rush while supplies last.

1854 Indian Head Three Dollar Gold Piece Main Image

1854 Indian Head Three Dollar Gold Piece

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