Pretty AU example with attractive orange and green-gold tints and plenty of original luster remaining in the protected areas of the fields. A great, early gold dollar, struck during the big gold rush year of 1849, but this one comes from the Georgia mint of Dahlonega.
Superior luster gleams from even, lemon-gold surfaces. Terrific eye appeal and technical quality for the grade! The 1849-D is the most plentiful gold dollar from this mint, but Uncirculated pieces are nonetheless elusive.
Scarce and desirable low mintage Charlotte issue. Only 6,966 coins struck.
Attractive AU! Smooth surfaces and solid details for the grade. Popular Charlotte-issue gold piece from a mintage of just 41,267 coins.
Lustrous example of this popular Charlotte-issue gold piece from a mintage of just 41,267 coins.
Lustrous Dahlonega issue gold dollar from a mintage of just 9,882 coins.
Flashy luster shines from well-preserved, lemon-gold surfaces. Crisply struck with slight incompleteness on LA in DOLLAR and on the date as is common for the issue. High-end eye appeal! Tied for finest at PCGS. A scarce date with a low, sub-10,000 mintage of only 9,434 coins.
Delightfully lustrous for the grade! Pretty honey-gold surfaces and solid details. Very desirable Dahlonega, Georgia Mint issue. Just 6,360 coins struck of this key issue. Variety 4-F as indicated by the die lapping on the obverse causing the top of liberty's nose to appear broken.
Satiny gem surfaces and a sharp strike. Nice! CAC approved for quality.
Exceptional surfaces and crisp details. The Hansen Collection contains a MS67+ example for the date.
Nice and original! Only 11,515 coins struck and this piece is surprisingly affordable.
Wonderfully original slider! Boldly defined devices are surrounded by deep orange, violet, and powder blue toning. CAC approved for quality. Desirable Dahlonega gold issue from a tiny mintage of only 6,583 coins struck.
Lustrous AU example of this desirable Dahlonega gold issue from a tiny mintage of only 6,583 coins struck.
Nice affordable New Orleans mint issue. The #1 Hansen set holds one of the finest examples of the date, a MS66!
Popular transition year for the gold dollar as it's the last issue of the Type 1 size and design.
Popular transition year for the gold dollar as it's the last issue of the Type 1 size and design.
Scarce type 2.
Scarce type 2.
Satiny gem example of this scarce type 2. CAC approved for quality.
Mintage of just 9,803 from the popular Charlotte Mint.
Attractive AU! Minimal wear and lustrous yellow-gold surfaces. This is the only O-mint type 2 and only 55,000 coins were struck of this issue.
Lovely mint state example of this scarce S-mint gold dollar. Well-detailed with frosty sunny gold surfaces. From a mintage of just 24,600 coins struck.
Lovely, lightly circulated example of this low mintage Charlotte issue. Only 13,280 pieces were produced with less than 15 pieces graded finer by PCGS.