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Going Out With a Bang: The 2020-W Gold Eagle V75 Will Be the Rarest Gold Eagle
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On the other hand, the gold eagle will only have a mintage of 1,945. This of course is symbolic of the year that World War II ended. However, this is also the lowest mintage of any U.S. Mint numismatic product ever. This extremely low mintage combined with the fact that this is the final coin of the final year of this design means that this coin will sell out within mere seconds. The best bet with an item like this is to try to place an order online. It is possible that a portion of the coins could be allocated to telephone sales, but there is no guarantee. In addition, with the current pandemic, there would be no phone sales. However, that could change by the time this coin is released.
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2021 American Eagle Gold and Silver Coin Designs Narrowed to a Few
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If you didn't already know, 2020 will be the last year of the reverse design of the American Silver Eagle and American Gold Eagle. Both are memorable designs and have been in use since the coins' inception in 1986. Legendary designer, John Mercanti became one of the most popular coin designers/engravers due to his work being featured on the back of all silver eagles for 30+ years.
$5 Gold Eagle Collection: 1860-D Medium D Liberty Head Half Eagle
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There are two varieties for this example, Large D and Medium D. The best way to differentiate is to see if the mint mark is wider or taller. If it is wider, than it is most likely a medium example. If it is the latter, then it is most likely a large example.
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2020 Basketball Hall Of Fame Coins Have Arrived
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The 2020 Basketball Hall Of Fame coins have officially been released from the mint. We are expecting to receive First Day of Issue, PCGS 70 graded coins, hand signed by Thomas Cleveland in the wreath label by the third week of June. Please visit our store to view the various options we have available for preorder!
$5 Gold Eagle Collection: 1844-D Liberty Head Half Eagle
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With a mintage of 88,982, the 1844-D is one of the most available Dahlonega half eagles struck during the 1840's. Compared to other obtainable dates, 1843-D & 1845-D, the 1844-D is the hardest to come by in high grades. In particular, NGC and PCGS have only graded 19 & 24 uncirculated examples, with the highest grade being an NGC MS64+. The surface of many 1844-D $5 gold eagles have defects caused by the minting process. Some of these include stains, nicks in the planchet, and coarse areas. On the other hand, the strike of these coins are...
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- Tags: $5 Gold Eagles, Coin Collecting, Coin History, Dahlonega Mint, Gold, Graded Coins, NGC, Pre-1933 Gold Coins, U.S. Mint