Four Areas in the Rare Date Gold Market Which Were Strong in 2017
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So...You've Decided to Collect Three Dollar Gold Pieces...
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The odd denomination Three Dollar gold piece was introduced in 1854...There are numerous ways in which to collect this series and, as always, these methods range from a toe-dipping-in-the-water to a full-on plunge...
Read MoreDWN Presents: Concierge Sales
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If you are a regular visitor to RareGoldCoins.com, then you know we regularly offer specialized collections for sale. What are these sales, exactly? How do they work? Let's take a closer look.
Read MoreThe 1795 Small Eagle Half Eagle
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The 1795 Small Eagle half eagle is a first-year issue, and along with the 1795 eagle it is one of the two first gold coins made by the fledgling Federal mint.
Read MoreThe Cool Coin 1834-1933 Gold Type Set
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Often times, a legitimately cool coin can be bought for the same price as a more traditional type coin, and the point of this article is to motivate type collectors to think outside of the box.
Read MoreSo...You've Decided to Collect New Orleans Gold Coins...
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There are a number of ways to collect the gold coins from New Orleans. Given the prohibitive cost of assembling an 88 coin set, most collectors either assemble a type set or they focus on a specific denomination and work to finish the date run...
Read MoreThe 1796 With Stars Quarter Eagle
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I have the pleasure of announcing that my firm has just purchased the famous John Whitney Walter 1796 With Stars $2.50 graded MS63★ by NGC for $324,000...
Read MoreThree Underappreaciated With Motto San Francisco Eagles
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While writing my October 2017 article on Liberty Head eagles I spent time discussing the With Motto San Francisco issues, struck from 1866 to 1907. Three dates stood out as being overlooked and underappreciated...
Read MoreSo...You've Decided to Collect With Motto Liberty Head Eagles...
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