Four Coin-Related Things You Should Do at the 2018 ANA Convention
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DWN Sells Finest Known 1861-C Half Eagle
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The 1861-C is an important issue for a number of reasons. It is the final coin produced at the Charlotte mint and it is the only issue from Charlotte with a Civil War association…
Read MoreSome Answers to Your Questions
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At DWN we get asked questions all the time. Some are good questions, some are not so good questions (and some are just plain weird). Let’s focus on some of the better questions and try to answer them for you.
Read MoreCollecting Strategy: The "Best Available Coin" Theory
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So how does drafting a linebacker factor into successfully building a collection of US gold coins?
Read MoreThe Rare 1854-D Quarter Eagle
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This finest known 1854-D joins the finest collection of quarter eagles ever assembled; a collection I have had the pleasure of curating for over two decades.
Read MoreThe Under-Appreciated 1878-CC Half Eagle
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It is difficult to call an issue as expensive as the 1878-CC half eagle “underpriced” but it is my opinion that this is easily the most underappreciated half eagle from this mint; if not the single most underappreciated gold coin of any denomination made at this facility.
Read MoreIs the 1875 Eagle Finally Gaining Recognition as A Classic American Rarity?
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I purchased this coin for $372,000 which is an all-time auction record for this issue. In my opinion, the 1875 eagle is still undervalued when compared to other classic rarities which were produced as business strikes…
Read MoreThe Economics of Coin Demand
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The economics of numismatics is simple: the value of a coin is largely based on simple supply and demand ratios. (Right...?)
Read MoreFour Areas in the Rare Date Gold Market Which Were Strong in 2017
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