Numismatic Coins
$20 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle
The Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle gold coin is a $20 gold piece struck by the United States Mint between 1907 and 1933; certain versions hold a numismatic value.
$20 Liberty Double Eagle
The $20 Liberty Head Gold Double Eagle was the first $20 gold piece struck by the US Mint between 1850 and 1907; authorized upon the California Gold Rush.
$10 Indian Head Eagle
The $10 Indian Gold Coin is a gold coin produced by the US Mint between 1907 and 1933; the designer, Augustus Saint-Gaudens, featured a display of an Indian Chief.
$10 Liberty Eagle
The $10 Liberty Head Eagle coin was struck between 1838 and 1907 and was an essential part of the financial system; today many versions are highly collectable.
$5 Indian Head Half Eagle
The Indian Head $5 Gold Piece, struck from 1908–1916 and again in 1929 and was the first US coin with a unique incuse design and is now popular among collectors.
$5 Liberty Half Eagle
The $5 Liberty Head or “Half Eagle” was a $5 gold piece designed by Christian Gobrecht and struck by the US Mint between 1839 and 1908 at seven locations.
$2.5 Indian Head Quarter Eagle
The $2.5 Indian Gold coin was only minted for 13 years; it was designed by Bela Lyon Pratt and is identical except in size and denomination the the $5 Indian Head.
$2.50 Liberty Quarter Eagle
The $2.5 Liberty Head Gold coin was a small and practical piece of US currency that was minted unchanged for 67 consecutive years between 1840 and 1907.
$1 Liberty Head Type 1
The Type 1 Gold Dollar first iteration of 3 designs of a gold dollar; it was struck from 1849–1854. It is a rather common coin in circulated condition and rare in gem state.
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