Collectible Coins

Only 98,575 every minted with few survivors! Super Rare 1868 Type 2 $20 Gold Piece in near Mint (AU58) with Prooflike surfaces on both sides. Fully struck and worth a premium, with a low mintage despite possible lightly cleaned a long time ago .

1915 Austria Gold 4 Ducats – Prooflike Gem Ultra Cameo Struck in .986 fine gold, this dazzling restrike of the 1915 Austrian 4 Ducats displays superb prooflike qualities and exceptional eye appeal. The mirrored fields contrast beautifully with frosted, razor-sharp devices, giving it a stunning Ultra Cameo appearance. Both obverse and reverse exhibit brilliant luster and remarkable detail, with the classic double-headed imperial eagle design crisp and fully struck.

Stunning nearly Gem BU example of this last year $2.50 Indian Gold Piece from 1929 that's in a PCGS MS64 holder.

Impressive freshness and mint luster on both sides of this Very Choice BU 1854 Type One $1 Gold Piece that's in an NGC MS63 holder.

1880 U.S. $5 Liberty Head Gold Half Eagle – Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) A classic piece of American numismatic history, the 1880 Liberty Head Half Eagle features a left-facing portrait of Lady Liberty wearing a coronet inscribed LIBERTY, surrounded by thirteen stars representing the original colonies, with the date below. The reverse displays a majestic heraldic eagle clutching arrows and an olive branch, encircled by UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

1875 Belgium GOLD 20 Francs, ICG MS60 Details

Deeply struck very Choice BU 1927 $2.50 Indian Gold Piece that's in an NGC MS63 holder and satiny-fresh.

Three Unc 14 k Gold Eagle Tribute Tokens. Two pictured. Nice surfaces and no spots. Marked copy .6 grams total

Fresh vibrant mint luster on both sides of this Choice Brilliant Uncirculated PCGS MS63 $2.50 Indian Gold Piece from 1926.

1913 Slider Gold Half Sovereign. Popular gold issue .1178 Troy ounce. Lots of luster. Occasional light marks. Gold is soaring

In an old green label PCGS MS63 holder is this Premium Quality Choice BU 1909-D $5 Indian Gold Piece that's in a PCGS MS63 holder.