Great early type coin for the $3 Princess series.
The 1854-D is the only Dahlonega issue in the $3 gold series. From a scant mintage of 1,120 coins very few survive in high grade. This lovely AU displays warm medium gold tones surfaces that are well balanced with even wear and delightfully free of any individually significant abrasions. Glowing luster remains highlighting the design elements and creating lovely eye appeal. An exciting opportunity for the advanced collector of Southern gold.
Popular and scarce New Orleans $3 gold piece from a mintage of only 24,000. A pleasing example in an affordable grade, this piece offers bold detail and nice remaining luster.
Popular and scarce New Orleans $3 gold piece from a mintage of only 24,000. A fantastic, high-end AU example before the price more than doubles for Mint State survivors. Flashy, lustrous surfaces are well-struck and only the lightest touch of wear is noticeable on the high points of the design elements.
Low mintage Princess $3 gold piece. Just 6,600 coins struck of this scarce issue. This handsome AU is well-struck throughout with little detail lost from wear, plenty of luster remains and lovely orange-gold surfaces feature subtle pink undertones.
Type coin with a mintage of just 26,010.
Type coin with a mintage of just 26,010, this beauty easily passes for Mint State at first glance! Ideal honey-golden color and satiny luster adorn the well-struck surfaces. Nice!
Popular S-Mint $3 Princess from a low mintage of 34,500 coins. Pale blue and pink undertones highlight the bold design elements of this charming AU.
Beautifully original example of this scarce date from a mintage of only 20,891. CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.
Boldly struck and wonderfully lustrous example of this scarce date with a mintage of only 20,891.
Wonderful AU, one of only 14,250 coins struck of this issue. Semi-reflective luster shines from both the obverse and reverse enhancing the striking detail and lovely sunny golden surfaces.
The lowest graded by both services a great additional to a lowball registry set.
Rich orange-gold toned example of this scarce $3 Princess. Clean fields offer nice luster with subtle prooflike reflectivity in the sheltered areas.
Low mintage date of 15,558 coins struck.
Very low mintage issue with just 7,036 coins struck.
Low mintage S-Mint, only 7,000 were issued and 2,592 were destroyed at the Mint. This lovely AU survivor retains generous luster in the protected areas and bold details touched by light wear. Nice!
Pleasing AU survivor from a low mintage of 5,959 coins.
Beautiful, frosty AU! The lowest mintage of all the coins struck at in 1861 at the Philadelphia Mint.
Nice, lustrous AU example with strong details and no distractions.
Popular Civil War era issue from a mintage of just 5,000 pieces. Attractive and high-end for the grade, this glowing AU is an ideal candidate for a Civil War or type set.
Magnificent example of one of our favorite dates from the Civil War period. With a mintage of 5,000 pieces, far fewer survive today. Well-struck surfaces glow with a luminous satin finish and are colored an ideal golden-orange color. Great eye appeal!
Very scarce issue from a low mintage of 2,630 coins. This piece retains a hint of reflectivity surround the bold devices, despite the light wear, making it is an eye-appealing example especially considering the grade level.
An exciting $3 gold Princess from a low mintage of only 4,000 coins struck.
Ample remaining luster glows from both sides of this highly appealing Choice AU.
Handsome AU from a low mintage of just 4,850 coins. Satiny, delightfully clean surfaces are well detailed and tinted a charming orange-gold with rose and pale blue highlights.
A great low mintage coin -- one of just 3,500 coins struck yet still quite affordable.
Fantastic slider from a tiny mintage of 1,300 coins. The strike remains strong on both sides despite a touch of high-point wear. Distraction free surfaces are a ideal medium gold with touches of semi-prooflike reflectivity. Great eye appeal, so close to Mint State!
Super low mintage date of just 2,000 coins struck. This fantastic slider offers strong eye appeal and technical quality just shy of gem status. Appreciable prooflike reflectivity glows from the well-struck fields with pretty rose tints highlighting the peripheral devices. Evidence of circulation is virtually undetectable.