Coin of the Week
Coin of the Week: 1/10th Oz American Gold Eagles
It is no secret that gold is hot these days. But one type of gold has really skyrocketed in the last few weeks. The American Gold eagle fractional gold tenth oz. coins have shot up in value. I would recommend buying up as many as possible before they are untouchable. Expect to pay $155 for mint state coins and $205+ for proofs. Buy as many as you can get your hands on. this may be the best advice i have given in a while. Happy collecting. As always contact me with any questions.
Proof tenth oz. Gold
Coin of the Week:
The coin of the week is an American Classic. The $2.5 Liberty Head Quarter eagle is a true American beauty.
Coin photo from pcgs.com
Coin of the Week: 2009 American Buffalo
The 2009 gold buffalo is a beautiful coin and a smart investment. The coin has a lower mintage and is one every collector should pick up. I would say why stop at one?
For more information check out the mint web page:
Coin of the Week
The 2009 Lincoln Cent:
The birth place cent
The Log Splitter Cent
The Lawyer Cent
The Capitol Construction Cent (the three "c" penny)
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the Lincoln Cent. The Mint has decided to both honor Lincoln and the coin by creating four new reverse designs. The cent has been hard to come by and very few have found their way into circulation. For more information check out the site Lincoln Cent 2009.
Coin of the Week!
This week’s coin of the week is the 1908 No Motto $10 Indian Head Eagle
Mintage: 33,500
Designer: Augustus St. Gaudens
What makes it special: This coin is one of the lowest mintage coins in the series but does not command a tremendous premium. The coin is also a variety one and does not contain the words, “In God We Trust.” A wonderful coin for every collection. Expect to pay from $690 to $925 for an AU-55 and up to $5,000 for a 63.
Coin of the Week!
1849 ONE DOLLAR GOLD
688,567 MINTED
DESIGNED BY:
JAMES LONGACRE
90% GOLD
10% OTHER
WEIGHT:
1.7 GRAMS
(25.8 GRAINS)
MINTS:
PHILADELPHIA
CHARLOTTE
DAHLONEGA
NEW ORLEANS
This Coin was minted as a result of the high quantity of gold found during the California Gold Rush. The 1849 is the first year of issue and is a type set collector’s favorite. The coin is a great first coin for a gold type set. For a price update check out the PCGS price guide.
Coin of the Week!
Every Friday Rare Coins Unlimited will name a coin of the week.
The 1929 Quarter Eagle
There were only around a half a million $2.5 dollar coins minted. They are know as the depression quarter eagle because of their mint date. Current market trends put an MS 64 example of the coin at around $650 to $700. The coin was also the last coin in the quarter eagle series. Most surviving examples are in mint state. According to NGC there are 14,548 MS examples graded by NGC. The finest example is a single MS 66. Rare Coins Unlimited has the most desirable grader for a collector at MS 63 because of the outstanding value the coin is at that price. This is a great coin to add to a gold type set and is a great coin to start collecting gold coins with. This is a coin that should be a piece of every collection!
