Rare American Coins

Jefferson Nickel

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The Jefferson Nickel was minted from 1938 through 2004. The coin was designed by Felix Schlag, who won a US Mint sponsored contest with his design. The obverse design features a bust of Thomas Jefferson, while the reverse features his Virginia estate, Monticello. Besides a slight modification to the steps of Monticello in 1939, the coin's designed was unchanged until 2003. Schlag's initials were added to the base of Jefferson's bust in 1966.

There have been several mint mark variations on this coin during its run. These include:

1938-1954: Denver, Philadelphia and San Francisco all mint coins.
1938-1964: Mint marks are featured on reverse of coin, between Monticello and right rim.
1954: San Francisco stops minting coins. They resumed for 1968-1970.
1965-1967: No mint marks featured on coin.
1968: Mint mark moved to obverse, just below date.
1980: Philadelphia mint begins using "P" mint mark, it was blank before this time.

There was a special Wartime Nickel version of this coin minted from 1942 to 1945. These nickels are 56% copper, 35% silver and 9% manganese and usually appear a bit darker than other coins in the series. These coins feature the largest mint mark ever on a US coin, located above Monticello's dome on the reverse.

Jefferson nickels are great for beginning collectors because they are a fairly easy set to collect from circulation. Coins from the 1940s can be found in circulation fairly regularly. Jefferson Nickels are usually judged by the number of steps that can be seen on Monticello, with 5-6 steps being premium coins.

Rare coins in this series include the 1950-D Nickel, which has the lowest mint number of all Jefferson nickels. The 1939-D, 1939-S, and 1942-D nickels are also quite rare and command premium prices.

2008 S Proof Jefferson Nickel Very nice Coin
US $1.84

1996 D CH BU JEFFERSON NICKEL FREE SHIPPING
US $2.39

1989 D JEFFERSON NICKEL BRILLIANT UNCIRCULATED
US $2.59

2009 S Jefferson Nickel Proof
US $1.90

JEFFERSON NICKEL PROOFS 1973 S1978 S1979 S1980 S
US $2.49

1949 P D S PERFECT UNCIRCULATED JEFFERSON NICKEL SET
US $15.05

2009 P JEFFERSON NICKEL FROM BANK ROLLUNC
US $.99

2006 D CHOICE BU JEFFERSON NICKEL FREE SHIPPING
US $2.00

1953 D BU Jefferson Nickel
US $.99

1988 S PCGSPR69 DCAM Jefferson Proof Nickel
US $16.00

1938 S JEFFERSON NICKEL
US $6.99

1943 P JEFFERSON WAR NICKEL 33 SILVER HIGHER GRADE
US $2.00

1955 D JEFFERSON NICKEL
US $1.99

1968 S Gem Proof Jefferson Nickel Light Cameo
US $.05

1956 D JEFFERSON NICKEL
US $1.99

1958 D VF Jefferson Nickel US Coin
US $1.00

1940 P AU Jefferson Nickel US Coin
US $1.45

1951 P VF Jefferson Nickel US Coin
US $1.35

1947 P XF Jefferson Nickel US Coin
US $1.35

1977 S Gem Proof Deep Cameo Jefferson Nickel US Coin
US $3.45

Franklin Half Dollar

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The Franklin Half Dollar, also called the "Holt Half", was minted from 1948 to 1963. The obverse features Benjamin Franklin and the reverse features the Liberty Bell. The coin was designed by John R. Sinnock and his initials appear near Franklin's shoulder. The reverse side also features a small eagle to the right side of the Liberty Bell. This was required by law but is somewhat ironic since Franklin opposed using the eagle as the national symbol. His preference, which he called "more noble", was the turkey.

Production on the Franklin Half Dollar stopped prematurely due to the assassination of John F Kennedy. Congress passed a bill that began the production of the Kennedy Half Dollar in 1964. The Franklin Half Dollar had been slated to run until 1972.

Coins in this series without a mint mark were minted in Philadelphia, those with a "D" were minted in Denver and those with an "S" were minted in San Francisco. One notable error in this series resulted in the "Bugs Bunny" error. This error is found in 1955 Philadelphia coins and is named because damage to the coin's obverse die resulted in Franklin having a split lip which gave the appearance of buck teeth.

Franklin half dollar lot and Kennedy more silver
US $40.38

1962 D Franklin 90 Silver Half Dollar VF
US $4.77

1952D FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR
US $4.34

US COINS 1951 D FRANKLIN SILVER HALF DOLLAR
US $5.00

1962 D AU Franklin Silver Half Dollar US Coin
US $12.60

1954 D BU Franklin Silver Half Dollar US Coin
US $15.67

1949 P FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR
US $9.95

1963 GEM BU Franklin Half Dollar
US $5.52

1961 D Double D Franklin Half Dollar Extra Fine
US $7.99

1961GEM FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR SILVER PROOF
US $14.95

1961 FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR SILVER PROOF
US $17.95

1962 PROOF FRANKLIN PCI PR69 SILVER HALF DOLLAR
US $24.99

1951 Franklin Silver Half Dollar ANACS MS63 FBL
US $32.50

1950 1963 CAMEO Franklin Half Dollar Proof Set 14 Pcs
US $2,495.00

1949 FRANKLIN SILVER HALF DOLLAR
US $4.99

1954 D Franklin Half Dollar Collectible Silver Coin
US $5.06

1950 D FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR
US $2.25

1949 D FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR MS65 Full Bell Lines PCGS
US $499.00

1954 BEN FRANKLIN HALF DOLLAR BU
US $5.50

FRANKLIN SILVER HALF DOLLAR 1950 GEM BU MS
US $31.95

Draped Bust Dime

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The Draped Bust Dime was the first dime to be circulated. Circulation began in 1796. It featured the same obverse and reverse design as the rest of the Draped Bust Series, which was designed by Robert Scot. The Obverse featured Liberty and was based upon a drawing by Gilbert Stuart. The reverse featured a bald eagle surrounded by palm and olive branches perched on a cloud. The Draped Bust dime did not display it's minted value, which was legal at the time according to the Coinage Act of 1792.

All 1796 draped bust dimes have 15 stars on the obverse, which was representative of the number of states in the union at the time. This number was changed to 16 in 1797, after Tennessee joined the Union. The coin was then ordered to just feature 13 stars for the original colonies as designed realized the design would become cluttered as states continued to join the Union. This makes the 1797 design very rare as they can feature both 13 and 16 star versions.

The Draped Bust design continued through 1807, though no coins were minted in 1799 or 1806.

1801 Dated Draped Bust Half Dime Decent F0210
US $435.00

1800 Fine Detail Hole Draped Bust Half Dime F0210
US $415.00

1807 Draped Bust Dime 10C
US $199.00

1807 Draped Bust dime PCGS XF45
US $3,575.00

RARE 1797 DRAPED BUST HALF DIME MINIATURE SILVER COIN
US $.99

1805 DRAPED BUST DIME 4 BERRIES BREEN 3158 RARE
US $900.00

1800 DRAPED BUST LIBEKTY HALF DIME H10C XF45 PCGS
US $8,225.00

1801 PCGS AU55 Draped Bust Dime JR 1
US $13,500.00

1803 ANACS AU55 Draped Bust Half Dime V 1 LM 2
US $9,250.00

1800 NGC AU53 Draped Bust Dime JR 1
US $8,150.00

1805 Draped Bust dime PCGS F15
US $1,225.00

1807 DRAPED BUST DIME JR 1 NGC MS 65 1972642 002
US $38,500.00

1797 Draped Bust 1 2 dime Small Eagle PCGS VF20
US $4,975.00

Capped Bust Quarter

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The Capped Bust Quarter was minted from 1815 to 1838. Two designs were used during this mint period. The first, minted from 1815 to 1828 was designed by John Reich. It was a large size coin featuring a fulsome Lady Liberty. This portrayal of Lady Liberty led to allegations that Reich was modeling the coin after one of his mistresses. The obverse also features 13 stars around the edge and the mint year centered at the base. The reverse of the coin features a bald eagle with a union shield across its breast, clutching arrows and an olive branch. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA is adorned across the top, with E Pluribus Unum slightly below. The coins denomination (25c) centered at the base.

The second design, from 1831 to 1838, was modified by William Kneass from John Reich's original design. This design does not feature the E Pluribus Unum motto on the reverse. The coin is also smaller than the original due to advanced in die manufacturing. Lady Liberty is also thinner on the obverse and more elegant in appearance.

All coins were minted in Philadelphia, so there is no mint mark present on either version. Prices for pristine versions of the Capped Bust Quarter are quite high.

1815 Capped Bust Quarter VG
US $45.00

1835 CAPPED BUST QUARTER 25C HIGH GRADE LK 3338
US $299.00

1838 Capped Bust Quarter ICG VF25 Problem Free
US $78.88

1825 4 2 CAPPED BUST QUARTER PROBLEM FREE XF
US $500.00

1835 Capped Bust Quarter XF Shattered Broken Die
US $225.00

1838 Capped Bust Quarter CHOICE VF EARLY DATE
US $78.77

1836 Capped Bust Quarter 25c EARLY DATE XF
US $36.56

1818 CAPPED BUST QUARTER
US $97.40

1818 Capped Bust Quarter G LOOK
US $130.00

1819 Capped Bust Quarter G Small 9
US $130.00

1821 Capped Bust Quarter AG
US $90.00

1836 Capped Bust Quarter G SWEET
US $66.00

1831 CAPPED BUST QUARTER SMALL DATE LARGE LETTERS
US $175.00

1835 Capped Bust Quarter Dollar A VERY GOOD Coin
US $29.20

1831 Capped Bust Quarter Sharp AU Original Light Tone
US $529.00

1831 Capped Bust Quarter XF AU Details
US $320.00

1831 Capped Bust QuarterANACS AU 50 DetailsScratched
US $349.00

1821 Capped Bust Quarter Original VF XF
US $499.00

1820 CAPPED BUST QUARTER 25C COIN
US $49.01

1836 Capped Bust Quarter ANACS Extra Fine EF 45 Tough
US $485.00

1943 Steel Cent

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The 1943 Steel Cent was minted for a one year period during World War II due to a severe copper shortage. Copper was being used for munitions and the government, trying to limit their use of copper, tried several different materials to replace the alloy in the penny. A zinc coated steel was finally decided upon after trying out several different metals and plastics.

Problems quickly arose as people began to mistake the now silver colored coin for a dime. Also, as the only magnetic coin ever produced, it caused major problems in vending machines. The coins also rusted very quickly. Public outcry ensued and the government quickly began recycling used ammunition shell casings for pennies.

The coin features the classic Lincoln design on the obverse. The reverse features ONE CENT over top of UNITED STATES OF AMERICA in the middle with E PLURIBUS UNUM across the top and two wheat stalks along the bottom.

There are many errors and rarities from this series, most involving errors in switching over from the copper dies. One rare steel cent sold in 2004 for $200,000.

Steel Cent Penny 1943 WW II Wheat
US $1.00

AU BU 1943 STEEL 1899 INDIAN PENNY IN WHEAT CENT ROLL
US $20.57

1943 Steel Cent DDO Breen Variety Error
US $1.99

1943 Steel Cent Lincoln Wheat Penny
US $.99

1943 P ICG MS65 SLABBED UNC STEEL WHEAT PENNY CENT
US $2.44

1943 D ICG MS63 SLABBED UNC STEEL WHEAT PENNY CENT
US $2.44

1943 d Roll Lincoln Steel Wheat Cent Pennies nice
US $12.09

1943 s Roll Lincoln Steel Wheat Cent Pennies nice
US $9.99

1943 Roll Lincoln Steel Wheat Cent Pennies nice
US $2.25

1943 Lincoln Wheat PENNY ONE CENT 1 US COIN STEEL WW II
US $1.49

1943 S Lincoln Cent wheat uncirculated or AU steel
US $7.50

1943 PDS Circulated Steel Wheat Cent Roll
US $2.99

1943 D STEEL WHEAT CENT Brilliant uncirculated W pics
US $.75

1943 P STEEL CENT
US $1.25

1943 D STEEL CENT
US $1.85

1943 S STEEL WHEAT LINCOLN CENT GRADED MS 67 BY ICG
US $85.00

Roll of 1943 Steel Cent Pennies Some with mintmarks
US $9.51

1943 S ICG MS63 SLABBED UNC STEEL WHEAT PENNY CENT
US $1.94

Roll 1943 S Steel Lincoln Wheat Cent 50 Pennies
US $1.34

1943 P Lincoln Steel Cent Error Missing 4 in Date
US $.99

Trade Dollar

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The Trade Dollar was minted from 1873 to 1885. The coin was was issued strictly for trade with Japan, China and Korea. The US minted the Trade Dollar in response to Mexico, Great Britain and Spain beginning to circulate silver dollars in Asian countries. The campaign was a success and most trade dollars ended up in Asia during their first two years in circulation.

The Trade Dollar features Lady Liberty seated holding an olive branch towards the west on the obverse. Thirteen stars run along the top of the coin and the date is centered on the bottom. The reverse design features a bald eagle holding arrows and an olive branch in its talons. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA is centered across the top of the coin, TRADE DOLLAR is centered along the bottom. Centered above TRADE DOLLAR reads 420 GRAMS, 900 FINE. This is a specification of the coins weight and silver content (90%). The Trade Dollar was designed by William Barber.

Many rare coins exist in this series. Many of the coins feature chopmarks, a marking placed on the coin by Asian merchants verifying the coin's authenticity. Examples without chopmarks are generally more valuable. Coins from 1879 to 1885 are the most valuable with only 15 coins being produced between 1884 and 1885 combined. Most years in this period feature around 1,000 coins minted.

1876 S UNC Trade Dollar Genuine US KEY DATE SILVER COIN
US $1,000.00

1877 S US Trade Dollar Chopmarked
US $99.00

1877 S Trade Dollar Estate fine No idea if real
US $21.57

1873 cc Trade Dollar in hard plastic case very goodLQQK
US $5,300.00

1875 S US Trade Dollar Graded CH BU Beautiful Coin NR
US $900.00

1878 S Trade dollar Uncirculated
US $850.00

1874 S US TRADE SILVER DOLLARHIGH GRADE
US $232.50

1877 S TRADE DOLLAR PCGS AU 55
US $271.00

1876 S Trade Dollar w Chinese chopmarks AU Details
US $78.77

1877 GENUINE TRADE DOLLAR W SECRET COMPARTMENT LOCKET
US $246.07

1878 S Trade Dollar $1 High grade beauty
US $56.00

Silver Uncirculated TRADE DOLLAR 1877 S
US $76.00

1877 P TRADE DOLLAR$AU COND$GENUINE US MINT GUARANTEED
US $71.78

1878 TRADE DOLLAR
US $350.00

1876 CC Trade Dollar
US $680.00

1878 S Trade Dollar Nice Very Fine BUY ME $139
US $139.00

1878 S TRADE DOLLAR CIRC
US $95.00

1876 S AUTHENTIC TRADE DOLLAR w CHOPMARKS CHOP MARK VF
US $45.44

1877 TRADE SILVER DOLLAR
US $83.99

1878 S NGC AU55 SILVER TRADE DOLLAR IDZ558
US $575.00

Seated Liberty Dollar

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The Seated Liberty Dollar was minted from 1840 to 1873. This silver dollar shares it's obverse design with the Seated Liberty series that includes a half dime, dime, twenty cent piece, quarter and half dollar. The Seated Liberty series was designed by Christian Gobrecht.

The obverse of the coin features Lady Liberty sitting and holding a Union Shield. 13 stars run along the top of the coin and the date of production is centered along the bottom. The reverse of the coin features a bald eagle with arrows in one talon and an olive branch in the other talon. There is a union shield on the eagle's chest. Mintmarks for the coin appear under the eagle's talon and include Philadelphia (blank), Carson City (CC), New Orleans (O) and San Francisco (S).

This series features some incredible rare coins. The 1870-S is the most valuable. Only 12-15 of these coins are known to exist! Even more rare is the 1851-O coin, only one is known to exist - the coin was struck under very mysterious circumstances. Other 50-500 existing coin issues include 1851, 1852, 1858, 1871-CC, 1872-CC and 1873-CC.

Replica 1836 Seated Liberty Dollar COPY
US $.10

1847 SEATED LIBERTY SILVER DOLLAR REPLICA FROM USA
US $.99

1844 P Seated Liberty Half Dollar AU Condition
US $305.00

1858 United States Seated Liberty Silver Half Dollar
US $25.05

1846 Seated Liberty Dollar Estate fine No idea if real
US $67.00

1871 Seated Liberty Silver Dollar
US $192.50

1874 Seated Liberty Half Dollar US
US $10.83

Replica 1836 Seated Liberty Dollar copy
US $2.00

Replica 1836 Seated Liberty Dollar copy UNC
US $2.00

1876 Seated Liberty Half Dollar VF Nice Coin
US $66.00

1853 O SILVER SEATED LIBERTY HALF DOLLAR Arrows Rays
US $29.95

Beautiful 1871 Seated Liberty Half Dollar Desirable
US $90.00

1854 O Seated Liberty Half Dollar VG Free s h
US $40.00

Beautiful 1855 O Seated Liberty Half Dollar Desirable
US $40.00

3pcLOT 1877 CC SEATED LIBERTY HALF DOLLAR QUARTER DIME
US $56.00

1875 Seated Liberty Silver Half Dollar lot9372
US $44.95

1872 Seated Liberty Silver Dollar Coin FREE SHIPPING
US $40.50

1878 CC SEATED LIBERTY QUARTER Dollar Scarce VG SILVER
US $69.99

1856 S Seated Liberty Half Dollar
US $20.15

1856 Seated Liberty Half Dollar
US $13.50

Standing Liberty Quarter

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The Standing Liberty Quarter was minted from 1916 to 1930. The coin was designed by Herman Atkins MacNeil. There were two types of the Standing Liberty Quarter that were produced. Type I, which was minted during 1916 and 1917, has Liberty on the obverse side. She carries a shield in one hand and an olive branch in the other. This obverse design is very rare because it features Liberty with a bare breast. The reverse side of the coin features an eagle in flight.

Type II was released in 1917 and was minted through the end of the production run in 1930. Liberty's breast was covered in this version of the coin. Three stars were also added under the eagle on the reverse. The design was supposedly changed due to a public outcry over the bare breast in the Type I coin.

The Type I versions of this coin are quite rare, especially for 1916 when only around 50,000 were minted. The problem with the Type I coins is the date was printed too high on the coin and easily wore off. This was later changed in the Type II redesign but a pristine 1916 Standing Liberty Quarter is highly sought after by collectors and very valuable.

1929S STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER VG
US $7.00

1928 STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER
US $1.29

Replica 1917 S Liberty Standing Quarter COPY
US $.10

Replica 1918 S Liberty Standing Quarter COPY
US $.10

Replica 1919 D Liberty Standing Quarter COPY
US $.10

Replica 1921 Liberty Standing Quarter COPY
US $.10

Replica 1923 S Liberty Standing Quarter COPY
US $.10

Replica 1924 D Liberty Standing Quarter COPY
US $.10

Replica 1924 S Liberty Standing Quarter COPY
US $.10

Replica 1927 D Liberty Standing Quarter COPY
US $.10

Replica 1927 S Liberty Standing Quarter COPY
US $.10

Replica 1917 1927 10 set Liberty Standing Quarter
US $22.00

US COINS 1920 STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER
US $15.61

1916 MS 63 FH Standing Liberty Quarter
US $22,000.00

1917 P STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER DOLLAR W SALE C8575
US $22.00

1917 S STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER DOLLAR W SALE C8578
US $70.00

1917 D STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER DOLLAR W SALE C8577
US $60.00

1917 D STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER DOLLAR W SALE C8576
US $50.00

1925 STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER DOLLARSILVERNR
US $3.26

1924 Standing Liberty Silver Quarter VF US Coin
US $14.95

Shield Nickel

admin — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 20:28:22 +0000

The Shield Nickel was minted from 1866 to 1883. The shield nickel was the first five cent coin minted in the United States. It was also the first coin to feature nickel metal in its composition. The shield nickel was designed by James B. Longacre. The coin was only minted in Philadelphia, so none of the coins features a mint mark.

The obverse of the coin features an ornamental shield topped by a cross. "IN GOD WE TRUST" is centered across the top of the coin and the date is centered across the bottom. The reverse design originally features a number 5 surrounded by 13 stars with rays passing between the stars towards the numeral. This design was only minted in 1866 and early 1867 and is quite rare. This design did not take into account the difficulty of minting such a hard metal which resulting in the rays causing a great lack of detail on the coin. The rays were removed from the coin in early 1867 and the coin continued with this design until the end of its minting run.

Replica 1870 SHIELD NICKEL COINS COPY��
US $.10

Replica 1871 SHIELD NICKEL COINS COPY��
US $.10

Replica 1872 SHIELD NICKEL COINS COPY��
US $.10

Replica 1873 SHIELD NICKEL COINS COPY��
US $.10

Replica 1874 SHIELD NICKEL COINS COPY��
US $.10

Replica 1875 SHIELD NICKEL COINS COPY��
US $.10

Replica 1876 SHIELD NICKEL COINS COPY��
US $.10

Replica 1877 SHIELD NICKEL COINS COPY��
US $.10

Replica 1878 SHIELD NICKEL COINS COPY��
US $.10

Replica 1879 SHIELD NICKEL COINS COPY��
US $.10

Replica 1880 SHIELD NICKEL COINS COPY��
US $.10

Replica 1881 SHIELD NICKEL COINS COPY��
US $.10

Replica 1882 SHIELD NICKEL COINS COPY��
US $.10

Replica 1883 SHIELD NICKEL COINS COPY��
US $.10

1869 Shield Nickel E 28
US $31.00

US COINS SHIELD NICKELS 3 COINS
US $5.00

NICKEL LOT WITH 2 SHIELD NICKELS
US $3.36

1881 Shield Nickel NGC PF 65 No Spots
US $825.00

1867 shield nickel no rays
US $9.00

1865 Shield 2 Cent 1866 Shield Nickel Civil War Books
US $22.95

Liberty Head Dollar

admin — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 19:43:43 +0000

The Liberty Head Dollar, also known as the Type I dollar, was a gold dollar coin minted from 1849 to 1854. The Liberty Head Dollar was designed by James B. Longacre and was the first gold dollar produced by the US mint. The coin depicts Liberty's head facing left wearing a coronet. She is circled by thirteen stars. The reverse is very simple, it features the denomination and date of the coin encircled by a wreath. The coin contains .05 ounces of real gold.

The coin was initially minted in Philadelphia and Dahlonega. San Francisco, Charlotte and New Orleans also minted Liberty Head Dollars. There were just over 500,000 coins minted in 1849, this number grew to over 4 million in 1854. The coin was short lived because of its extremely small size (smallest coin in US history, smaller than the present day dime) and high value. The coin was easy lost and this brought outcry from the public. The coin was redesigned starting and minting ended in 1854.

1897 $5 Five Dollar Liberty Head Half Eagle Gold Coin
US $281.88

1882 $10 Ten Dollar Liberty Head Eagle Gold Coin
US $535.00

1887 S $5 Five Dollar Liberty Head Half Eagle Gold Coin
US $285.00

1852 O $1 One Dollar Liberty Head US Gold Coin
US $87.56

UNITED STATES LIBERTY HEAD 1878 ONE DOLLAR GOLD COIN
US $159.99

US 1880 $5 DOLLAR LIBERTY HEAD GOLD COIN
US $270.00

US 1906 S $5 DOLLAR LIBERTY HEAD GOLD COIN
US $280.00

1853 liberty indian head one $100 dollar gold coin
US $139.50

1886 S $500 DOLLAR US GOLD LIBERTY HEAD COIN UNC
US $365.00

1898 $500 DOLLAR US GOLD LIBERTY HEAD COIN UNC
US $365.00

1907 2 1 2 DOLLAR LIBERTY HEAD GOLD COIN UNCIRCULATED
US $399.00

1852 GOLD DOLLAR COIN LIBERTY HEAD 16 G
US $69.99