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U.S. Gold Coins - Common Dates

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Recommended for bulk gold investors!

U.S. gold coins are a superb way to invest in the gold market. Combining true scarcity, constant collector demand, and excellent value today, gold coins provide all of the investment benefits of gold bullion plus the accelerated profit potential that only scarce, collectible coins can offer.

Minted around 100 years ago, these classic U.S. gold coins are in constant demand worldwide for their beauty, fine gold content, true scarcity, and historical significance. We generally favor coins in the middle-to-high Mint State range (MS62 to MS65) because they tend to provide the best comination of scarcity, low cost, and leverage to a rising gold price. If you're looking for coins graded MS66 to MS70, please call 1-800-613-9323. All Mint State gold coins are certified by NGC or PCGS; XF and AU coins are "raw," or uncertified. All coins are strictly hand-selected by AGE for outstanding quality-in-grade.

U.S. Gold Coins - Common Dates - Prices and Populations
Basis: gold @ $1241.50 per oz. Updated: 09/03/2010.
Click price or population links for more information on recommended U.S. gold coins.

Numbers in smaller font indicate total certified populations (NGC + PCGS) as of 12/18/09.

   Type XF AU MS60 MS61 MS62 MS63 MS64 MS65
$20 Liberty (1877-1907)$20 Liberty
(1877-1907)
  
$1,498

---
$1,524

---
$1,595

36,605
$1,720

172,272
$1,830

310,009
$2,175

215,595
$2,705

89,642
$4,470

12,235
$20 Saint-Gaudens (1907-1933)$20 Saint-Gaudens
(1907-1933)
  
$1,503

---
$1,534

---
$1,605

11,234
$1,655

64,377
$1,725

297,100
$1,785

487,560
$1,845

461,052
$2,325

185,929
$10 Liberty (1866-1907)$10 Liberty
(1866-1907)
  
$752

---
$783

---
$820

26,983
$840

99,606
$900

125,524
$1,140

60,631
$1,925

18,148
$4,545

3,846
$10 Indian (1907-1933)$10 Indian
(1907-1933)
  
$767

---
$788

---
$865

4,477
$975

27,962
$1,055

69,588
$1,240

59,143
$1,860

28,572
$4,310

5,755
$5 Liberty (1866-1908) $5 Liberty
(1866-1908)
  
$440

---
$467

---
$515

9,697
$585

43,380
$670

72,064
$820

44,941
$1,390

21,964
$3,335

4,235
$5 Indian (1908-1929)$5 Indian
(1908-1929)
  
$467

---
$478

---
$530

4,445
$595

25,339
$910

47,639
$1,680

29,389
$3,155

12,117
$14,335

1,188
   Type XF AU MS60 MS61 MS62 MS63 MS64 MS65
$3 Princess (1854-1889)$3 Princess
(1854-1889)
  
$1,294

---
$1,725

---
$2,340

580
$2,945

2,893
$4,295

4,236
$6,210

2,903
$7,965

2,914
$15,930

755
$2.50 Liberty (1840-1907)$2.50 Liberty
(1840-1907)
  
$341

---
$358

---
$410

1,945
$695

10,037
$705

21,490
$880

20,846
$1,135

18,045
$1,990

7,866
$2.50 Indian (1908-1929)$2.50 Indian
(1908-1929)
  
$308

---
$336

---
$385

4,009
$485

34,709
$585

74,080
$835

51,150
$1,425

33,918
$3,220

5,950
$1, Type I (1849-1854)$1, Type I
(1849-1854)
  
$241

---
$264

---
$305

978
$460

5,585
$525

9,207
$980

5,312
$1,625

3,471
$4,800

869
$1, Type II (1854-1856)$1, Type II
(1854-1856)
  
$437

---
$547

---
$1,515

239
$1,760

1,614
$3,630

1,710
$8,400

895
$14,375

744
$29,900

149
$1, Type III (1856-1889)$1, Type III
(1856-1889)
  
$241

---
$264

---
$320

935
$525

4,311
$595

8,167
$955

6,304
$1,290

5,398
$1,990

2,728

Mint State coins (MS60 to MS65) are certified by PCGS or NGC. XF and AU coins are "raw," or uncertified.
Prices and availability subject to change without notice.

  

Better than bullion

We recommend common date U.S. gold coins to bullion investors who are looking for additional leverage to a rising gold price. Because of their true scarcity and high collector demand, these gold coins typically rise at a faster rate than gold bullion during periods of high demand. Plus, as collectible coins, they're exempt from broker reporting and government confiscation. They offer privacy, portability, security, and very easy liquidity.

True scarcity, high demand

Although called "common dates," these classic U.S. coins are actually quite scarce. Of the many millions originally minted, almost all were heavily used in circulation during the 1800s and early 1900s. Only a small fraction survives today in Choice Uncirculated (MS63), Near-Gem Uncirculated (MS64), and Gem Uncirculated (MS65), the grades most keenly sought by investors and collectors.

All of our U.S. gold coins are certified for grade and authenticity by NGC or PCGS, the most widely trusted coin certification firms. Your satisfaction is guaranteed. And our prices, quality, and service are among the best in the country. See what our customers have to say.

           Gold coin - Saint-Gaudens double eagle
$20 Saint-Gaudens double eagle in MS63.

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