The 1877 is a popular, low mintage issue with only 3,900 being produced. Significantly scarcer in this premium condition with this being one of only two coins to receive the “+” grade between the two services. An absolutely spectacular coin. Completely original with lustrous orange-gold color.
NGC Cert #3317630003
PCGS / NGC Population: 1/0 Higher: 17/15
CAC Population: 1/5
A blazing example with outstanding eye appeal that sits near the top of the condition census. A true survivor, this piece has made it unscathed over 132 years. The details are precise making this example even more enticing.
PCGS Cert #25544629
PCGS / NGC Population: 37/24 Higher: 4/12
CAC Population/Higher: 4/1
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PCGS Cert #25588616
PCGS / NGC Population: 78/62 Higher: 125/94
CAC Population: 5/23
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PCGS Cert #25588615
PCGS / NGC Population: 2/0 Higher: 125/94
CAC Population: 5/23
A blazing example with outstanding eye appeal that sits near the top of the condition census. A true survivor, this piece has made it unscathed over 126 years. The details are precise with visible die clashing, making this piece even more unique.
NGC Cert #3391504003
PCGS / NGC Population: 14/14 Higher: 5/7
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PCGS Cert #06635262
PCGS / NGC Population: 1/4 Higher 2/16
The 1887 has one of the largest mintage in proof for the series with 1043 coins minted. One would expect this coin to be available, but between PCGS and NGC, and all proofs including Cameo and Deep Cameo, only 171 coins for the date have been graded. It seems a great many coins were mishandled before they even left the Mint, and examples are surprisingly scarce. This cameo offered here is in phenominal condition, this being one of 8 so graded with 6 higher. This is an absolutely spectacular coin. Completely original with deep watery fields in a glorious orange-gold color
PCGS Cert #50129372
PCGS / NGC Population: 8/9 Higher: 6/15
CAC Population: 4/2
The 1887 is a popular, low mintage issue with only 7,500 being produced. Significantly scarcer than other dates from the 1880s in Superb condition, this being one of 18 so graded with 4 higher. This is an absolutely spectacular coin. Completely original with lustrous orange-gold color.
NGC Cert #3130667002
PCGS / NGC Population: 21/18
This outstanding Princess Head Gold Dollar representative displays shimmering luster with a lovely golden-orange hue. With a small mintage of just over 16,000 many coins were set aside making this date available and obtainable at great levels and in top grades.
NGC Cert #3311185007
PCGS / NGC Population: 103/97 Higher: 51/59
This outstanding Princess Head Gold Dollar representative displays shimmering luster with a lovely golden-orange hue. The cameo contrast is crisp and stunning. With a small mintage of just over 16,000 many coins were set aside making this date available and obtainable at great levels and in top grades.
PCGS Cert #06623686
PCGS / NGC Population: 9/12 Higher 3/27
An outstanding representative of this final-year issue. This Princess Head Gold Dollar displays shimmering luster with a lovely golden-orange hue. With a small mintage of just under 29,000, many coins were set aside making this date available and obtainable at great levels and in top grades.
NGC Cert #3216017002
PCGS / NGC Population: 180/212
An outstanding representative of this final-year issue. This Princess Head Gold Dollar displays shimmering luster with a lovely golden-orange hue. With a small mintage of just under 29,000, many coins were set aside making this date available and obtainable at great levels and in top grades.
PCGS Cert #25569686
PCGS / NGC Population: 4/1 Higher: 173/230
CAC Population: 53/34
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PCGS Cert #2562067
PCGS / NGC Population: coming
The last year of issue for the Gold Dollar series as the Act of September 25, 1890 abolished the denomination. The 1889 is one of the best produced dates in the gold dollar series and is one of the most widely saved. This is a stunning example with great details throughout. The orange-gold color is bright and lustrous.
PCGS Cert #06652715
PCGS / NGC Population: 452/294 – 526/560 Higher
This final-year issue is exceptionally well preserved. With a population in MS67 of 180, (a large number for any issue in such a lofty grade) it seems apparent that this date was carefully preserved by collectors. The surfaces are highly lustrous and the striking details are intricately detailed on each side.
PCGS Cert #14656849
PCGS / NGC Population: 180/212