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Gold:Dollars

Item - 5522

A true SUPERB GEM!

All the lines you can only see under a glass are MINT MADE die striations (from die polishing) and the other deeper raised lines you see-are from die clashing (they do NOT affect the coins grade or looks). Overall, the coin is exceptionally clean and lustrous. Traces of semi-prooflike mirrors are visible. The color is a deeper yellow gold. There are NO spots. Miss Liberty and the details are full y struck and have light frost. The eye appeal is very flashy.

PCGS 14, NGc 14, CAC 4. Only 5200 pieces were ever minted. The last one to sell in major public auction brought $5,750.00 02/10 Heritage. Opportunity knocks loud here!

Gold:Dollars

Item - 5398

If you can't stand any imperfections, then this is the coin for you!

There are NO spots, hits, or even small things to make you wince anywhere. The surfaces are satiny and have a full booming luster. The color is a gorgeous deep yellow gold. Miss Liberty and the details are lightly frosted and have full strikes. The eye appeal is wonderful!

PCGS 173, NGC 218, CAC 29.

Gold:Quarter Eagles:Liberty

Item - 5058

The real deal! These are not as easy to find in true MS67 as the pop reports seem to indicate.

Both sides have a super velvety appearance and show off NO problems. Even under a glass all you can find is a minor frost break. A strong luster shows off pleasing even gold color. There are NO spots or discolorations and this coin definitely is original and not dipped. Miss Liberty and the details are fully struck. The eye appeal is fabulous plus!

PCGS 32, NGC 57, CAC 4.

This coin is posted at our BEST price!

Gold:Quarter Eagles:Indian

Item - 5547

The originality of this solid GEM is unquestionable!

Both sides are extremely clean save for a scattered teenie tick or two. There are NO spots or discolorations. A full booming luster shows off beautiful gold colored surfaces. All of the details are sharply struck. The eye appeal is great!

PCGS 69, NGC 139, CAC 17. PCGS has graded ONLY ONE coin higher-an MS66. That coin is worth $50,000.00+.

WE HAVE POSTED THIS COIN AT OUR BEST PRICE!

Gold:Quarter Eagles:Indian

Item - 5287

These are extremely rare when they are unmolested and are true GEM's (like this coin). Matte Proof Gold has really suffered over the past few years due to over stripping of their original skin and gradeflation. PCGS is so ridiculously tight on what they grade of these we have seen numerous instances when they refused to slab a nice coin! CAC is also extremely tough on what they sticker.

No question this coin is 100% ORIGINAL. There is no putty and it has not been stripped. The surfaces are fresh matte texture and have that special sparkle. Only one or two MINOR shinny spots can be found-however there are NO black spots. The color is a rich deep sand. All of the details are pinpoint sharp in strike and look sculpted! Even though these are not brilliant mirrored proofs, a superb coin like this DOES indeed have great eye appeal.

Only 191 were minted. PCGS 17, NGC 20, CAC 1. According to our records, the last one to sell at major auction went for $28,750.00 1/2008 Heritage. We strongly believe in the potential of all ORIGINAL Matte Pr gold.

Gold:Quarter Eagles:Indian

Item - 5410

This is a VERY nice $2.5 GEM Indian. There is no question about its originality.

Similar to Walkers, these coins have an area that's always full of hits-the upper right reverse above the eagle. This coin is pretty much mark free there and all over. A strong luster shows off light but rich two tone colors of gold/orange gold. There are NO spots or discolorations. All of the details are sharply struck. The eye appeal is excellent!

PCGS 96, NGC 147, CAC 11. PCGS has graded only 3 coins higher (one of which sold at the ANA Mid winter auction for $37,375.00.

Gold:Quarter Eagles:Indian

Item - 5435

Superb in every respect! Both sides have very few ticks or lines (they can ONLY be seen with a glass). A strong luster shows off pretty deep gold surfaces. There are NO spots or stains. ALL of the details are sharply struck. This is a VERY frosty and totally original GEM. It looks awful good too!

PCGS 460, NGC 794, CAC 35.

WE HAVE POSTED THIS COIN AT OUR BEST PRICE!

Gold:Three Dollar

Item - 5406

We recently bought this coin back from someone who changed direction in their collecting. We were thrilled. This is a coin you can search years for and NEVER find one that's nice or anywhere as nice as this. We can not stress enough the tremendous opportunity this coin offers to any serious $3 collector (in fact buy this and the 1877 and you have two of the toughest coins of set knocked out)!

We LOVE everything about this coin. Its a GEM AU because its high end and just oozes with complete originality. There are NO major problems of any kind any where. The surfaces have light "old time" toning but do show off a little luster. The color is a deep gold. There is no question this coin is totally original and has never been dipped or monkeyed with. Miss Liberty and the details are well struck and do appear boldly. The eye appeal is great!

Only 1120 pieces were minted. PCGS 19, NGC 16, CAC 1. To date, PCGS possibly has graded only 12 pieces higher. The last one of these to appear at a major auction sold for $51,750.00 06/2008 Heritage. We are pleased to own and offer the collecting public this GEM AU specimen.

Gold:Three Dollar

Item - 5537

What a neat coin. No question it is closer to MS63 than MS61! Most important: IT IS TOTALLY ORIGINAL!

Only some MINOR lines and very teenie ticks are scattered about. There are no eye catching problems. The surfaces do appear smooth without a glass. Both sides have a very strong luster. The color is a light mix of yellow gold with centers of deeper orange. There are NO spots or discolorations. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have very sharp strikes. The eye appeal is excellent!

ONLY 4850 were minted. PCGS 40, NGC 27, CAC 2 (these are impossible to find original and nice-hence the low CAC numbers)! The last one sold at a major auction brought $5,578.00 B+M 06/09. Even if you do not collect $3 pieces, the valued offered here is great!

Gold:Three Dollar

Item - 5403

This date in AU50 and higher (CAC'd of course) is probably one of the easiest coins anyone can sell to us. We have forever been in love and feel these are GROSSLY UNDERVALUED!

Only both using a strong glass can you detect any slight wear at all. There are some old ticks and lines, but nothing that's discolored or stands out. Both sides do offer traces of prooflike mirrors and are also very lustrous. A deeper shade of orange gold swirls about. Miss Liberty and the details are well struck. The eye appeal is great!

Only 1468 were ever minted. PCGS 8, NGC 12, CAC 2. This date in AU58 is much rarer than a 1881, pop 20, mintage 500, and a 1885 PCGS 19, mintage 801. This definitely is the "silent stopper" for the series.

Unfortunately, we have seen many of these that were messed with. To find one not messed with is much more difficult than you realize.