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Gold:Double Eagles:Saint-Gaudens

Item - 8246

Take our word that we remember buying a regular MS65 about 5 years ago that was no where near as nice as this GEM! Its just a few ticks from full MS65!

First, this coin reminds us more of a 1924 than a 1915. The surfaces look super clean and satiny. Only with a strong glass can you detect a few scattered and minor ticks. The luster is strong and shows off beautiful ORIGINAL yellow gold color. There are NO spots or discolorations. Miss Liberty and the details are lightly frosted and have remarkable strikes (even the toes are full). For a 1915, this coin is SUPER. The eye appeal is fabulous!

PCGS 281, NGC 371, CAC 27. PCGS has graded only 10 coins in MS64+. An MS65 PCGS/CAC coin is worth at least $22,500.00.

WE HAVE POSTED THIS COIN AT OUR BEST PRICE!

Gold:Eagles:Liberty

Item - 8515

This is a solid to high end MS65 EVERY time!

No matter how hard you look, there are only a few very MINOR hidden lines and a teenie tick or two. To the naked eye this coin has satiny smooth surfaces. A strong luster also shows off beautiful ORIGINAL yellow gold colors. There are NO spots or discolorations. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have extra sharp strikes. The eye appeal is super!

PCGS 7, NGC 6, CAC 2 (w/none beaned higher). PCGS has graded only 4 coins possibly higher. We cannot stress enough how rare a coin like this is (most GEM $10's are under appreciated). Opportunity knocks loud here!

Gold:Eagles:Indian

Item - 8639

WOW! This is no ordinary $10 Indian!

The surfaces are remarkably clean and satiny. You need sunglasses to view the intense booming luster that blazes from all over. The color is a bright yellow gold. There are NO spots. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have extra sharp strikes. The eye appeal definitely has a strong WOW factor!

PCGS 44, NGC 105, CAC 11. NO PCGS MS65 CAC coins have sold in auction. AN NGC/CAC sold for $9,400.00 10/12 Heritage. If you are picky (like CAC is on gold) this coin WILL more then please you!

Gold:Dollars

Item - 8681

We never could figure out how these high grade high end coins could be saved for all these years. To find ANY in GEM MS to us is a miracle. This coin is 141 years old and is pristine-can't beat that!

Fully prooflike mirrors have bold reflectivity. A booming luster adds to the coins drama as well. The surfaces are seriously clean and smooth. Both sides are a heat pounding totally ORIGINAL orange gold color. There are NO spots or discolorations. Miss Liberty and the details are frosted and have full strikes. The eye appeal is totally remarkable!

ONLY 3500 were struck. PCGS 8, NGC 2, CAC 3. PCGS has graded only one coin higher-and MS67+. The last one of these to sell in a major public auction brought $14,950.00 8/10 (thats 2 1/2 years ago)! Opportunity knocks loud for any one who loves better and rarer gold!

Gold:Eagles:Indian

Item - 8800

A common coin in an ORIGINAL and definitely UNCOMMON state of preservation!

A full booming luster shows off very clean and lightly satiny surfaces. On the revere there is a small frost break/tick or two-while the obverse is super clean. A beautiful mix of ORIGINAL yellow/pale orange gold colors swirl all over. Most impressive is the fact Miss Liberty and the details are not hacked up and does stand out with light frost. The eye appeal is SUPERB!

PCGS 90, NGC 176, CAC 23. CAC is extremely stingy with old fashioned standards for $10 Indians. The last PCGS/CAC piece to sell in a major auction brought $15,275.00 (1/13 Heritage). We're not offering this is in auction, so you can buy it right!

Gold:Eagles:Indian

Item - 8870

Having built the #1 all time finest MS set (the Simpson set) we know how hard it is to find nice, better date $10 Indians. This is NOT an easy date to find so don't let the POPs fool you!

A bold, booming luster greets you with clean, satiny smooth surfaces. Both sides are an ORIGINAL deep yellow gold color. There are NO spots or discolorations. Miss Liberty and the details are sharply struck. The eye appeal is fantastic!

PCGS 53, NGC 46, CAC 19. The last PCGS/CAC piece to sell in a major auction auction brought $12,650.00 (10/11) but nothing since then. Again, these are NOT as common or easy to find as you'd think!

For a sneak peek, visit PCGS Cert Verification: 250366692

Gold:Double Eagles:Saint-Gaudens

Item - 8871

Definitely do not let the POP reports fool you, this is a VERY tough date to find in GEM, let alone a piece like this is SUPERB GEM!

Far superior to most GEM 10-Ds, this coin displays great cleanliness and smooth surfaces. A full booming luster also shows off wonderful, totally ORIGINAL gold color. There are NO spots or discolorations. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and have exceptional strikes. The eye appeal is fabulous!

PCGS 114, NGC 47, CAC 15. The last one to sell in major auction brought $11,162.00 (1/13 Heritage). Prior to that, NO CAC had sold. We can not stress enough how truly scarce these are in real SUPERB GEM!

Gold:Double Eagles:Saint-Gaudens

Item - 8882

Having built the #1 all time FINEST MS Saint Set, we know how these coins should come and we can tell you, from the moment we saw this we knew it was a special piece. It really is SUPER HIGH END!

Amazingly clean surfaces are also satiny in texture. You can only find a few ticks and light giggles with a strong glass. A full booming luster makes you think 1924, not 1924-S. The color is a totally ORIGINAL mild gold. There are NO spots or discolorations. Miss Liberty and the details are lightly frosted and have exceptional strikes. In the "old days" of raw coins, this piece would have easily sold as an MS65. The eye appeal is fabulous!

PCGS 100, NGC 110, CAC 19. This is the ONLY MS64+ graded by PCGS. NOTE: PCGS has graded only 2 MS65s with only one MS67 higher. That's powerful proof that this date does not come nicely! The last of those to sell in a major auction brought $172,500.00 (1/12), while regular MS64s are about $20,000.00. Yes, this coin is priced strong, but understand it really is closer to an MS65 than an MS64 (and it's not even half the price of a 65)!

For a sneak peek, visit PCGS Cert Verification: 25056849

Gold:Quarter Eagles:Indian

Item - 8925

Don't think these are easy to come by, because they aren't, especially this nice!

Moderately lustrous surfaces are totally ORIGINAL (vs highly lustrous and dipped). There are a few light frost breaks and a tiny fleck, but NO real problems. The color is a rich gold. ALL of the details are frosty and have sharp strikes. The eye appeal is sweet!

PCGS 113, NGC 82, CAC 18 (w/ none higher). The last PCGS/CAC piece to sell at a major auction brought $6,325.00 (8/11 Heritage). That number definitely proves our point about the coins rarity when nice!

WE HAVE POSTED THIS COIN AT OUR BEST PRICE!

Gold:Quarter Eagles:Liberty

Item - 8933

What a stunning totally ORIGINAL SUPERB GEM!

To the naked eye there are ZERO imperfections and even with a strong glass all you can find is a tiny tick or two and a small hidden frost break. Not much keeps this coin from an MS66 designation. A strong luster beams from the beautiful ORIGINAL deeper yellow gold colors. There are NO spots or discolorations. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and super sharp strikes. The eye appeal is terrific!

PCGS 4, NGC 22, CAC 3. This is the ONLY MS65+ graded by PCGS or NGC. PCGS and CAC have done only ONE coin in MS66 (worth at least $20,000.00 today). The last regular MS65 that sold at auction brought $6,325.00 (1/12 Heritage) and it wasn't exactly recent.

We can't stress enough the great long term potential this amazing 160 year old GEM gold coin offers. You're certainly not going to see many more of these frequent the marketplace!