Fairmont Gold Pieces, Part VIII: The No Motto Half Eagles - Survival Estimates
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The Annual DWN What's Hot / What's Not List: 2024 Edition
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As I have pointed out at the beginning of each of these end-of-the-year rambles, the coin market is not one size fits all…
Read MoreFairmont Gold Pieces, Part VII: An Attrition Model for the Fairmont No Motto Half Eagles
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In this article, I will put the estimation procedure to work providing input data for an attrition model for the Fairmont NM half eagles.
Read MoreThe Rare and Undervalued 1873, 1876, and 1877 Liberty Head Eagles: A Study
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Viewed as a series, the Liberty Head eagles tend to be overlooked. This is especially true for the With Motto series which was produced from 1866 through 1907. You can make a strong case...
Read MoreThe State of the Southern Gold Market, Summer 2024
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The Great Southern Gold Draught of 2023-2024 finally came to an end in August, 2024...
Read MoreSo...You've Decided to Collect Liberty Head Double Eagles...
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The decision to collect this series should not be made lightly as Liberty Head double eagles have the distinction as being among the most difficult and longest-lived series in all of 19th/early 20th century American numismatics.
Read MoreSo...You Want to Build an Exceptional Type Set of Early US Gold Coins...
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When we refer to “early US gold coinage,” we are typically discussing American gold coins struck prior to 1835 in three denominations…
Read MoreSome Thoughts on the Rarity of Choice Dahlonega Quarter Eagles
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As I looked up the populations of CAC D-mint quarter eagles, I was repeatedly surprised by the small number of coins which had been approved…
Read MoreMy Favorite Year: 1842
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