Fully original and near Gem!!

None of the Close Wreath dies were received in New Orleans in time for the coinage of 1849; thus, all known examples are of the Open Wreath...

Full luster and very rare this grade

This date is the second-most-common Type 1 gold dollar struck at the Dahlonega Mint. The term common must be kept in perspective,...

Very rare

As would be expected of a coin with a relatively high mintage, the 1851-O gold dollar is not extremely difficult to locate in circulated condition. It is still...

Full Gem

With a mintage of more than two million coins, the 1852 gold dollar is one of the most common dates for the type. Only the 1851 and 1853 have a higher population...

Original and well struck Great example of Mint State C Mint!

With a mintage of less than 10,000 coins, the 1852-C gold dollar must be considered scarce in any condition....

Blazing Gem!!!

The 1853 issue is by far the most common United States gold dollar. Examples can be found with ease in nearly every grade. Thousand of examples have been...

Simply Superb!!

The 1853 issue is by far the most common United States gold dollar. Examples can be found with ease in nearly every grade. Thousand of examples have been...

Well struck with full frost

The 1853-O is the easiest New Orleans gold dollar to obtain in all grades, even though the mintage is the same as the 1851-O. Still, it is...

Open 3

The 1873, Open 3 is one of the most common dates for Type 3 gold dollars in average Mint State. Nearly 3,000 coins have been graded by the services in all grades....

The 1874 issue is one of the most common dates for gold dollars, with several thousand coins having been graded by the services. Gems, however, are actually quite scarce in relation to the...