CAC approved for quality.
Scarce and popular variety.
Along with the 1932-D, the 32-S is one of the set-stoppers of the regular issue WQ set.
One of just 19,8992 coins struck which is extremely low for a Charlotte issue of this era.
A very underrated issue from a mintage of just 12,447 pieces. Lustrous, orange-golden highlights with nice luster. A first year of type issue and often overlooked as a true first year coin. In the Akers landmark auction survey of Gold Eagles, this date ranks in rarity ahead of several scarce dates, such as 1876, 1879-O, 1873-CC, 1920-S to name a few. Meant for the astute eagle collector.
Mintage of only 17,500 coins. Two $1 gold varieties struck in 1903, one with Thomas Jefferson and one with William McKinley. Mintage and reverse of each coin the same.
Mintage of only 17,500 coins. Two $1 gold varieties struck in 1903, one with William McKinley and one with Thomas Jefferson. Mintage and reverse of each coin the same.
Mintage of just 9,977 coins. Designed by Charles E. Barber and issued to aid in the funding of the memorial building in Niles, Ohio. Also issued in 1917.
Mintage of just 9,977 coins. Designed by Charles E. Barber and issued to aid in the funding of the memorial building in Niles, Ohio. Also issued in 1917.
Mintage of just 10,000 coins. Designed by Charles E. Barber and issued to aid in the funding of the memorial building in Niles, Ohio. Also issued in 1916.
Popular gold commem issue from a mintage of just 5,016 coins. 5,016 also issued in 1922 with a star in the obverse field above GRANT.
Popular gold commem issue from a mintage of just 5,016 coins. 5,016 also issued in 1922 with a without a star in the obverse field above GRANT.
