1849 Open Wreath Type 1 AU58 perhaps better. A beautifully-struck coin w/ full hair, stars, & wreath. First year of issue for the gold $1. (Image)

Est. US$330-400 SE

1853 Type 1 AU+ a great coin for type. (Image)

Est. US$260-320 SE

1854 Type 2 MS60 by wear. Scarcest by far of the three diff $1 Gold types but this coin has some light scuffs on the obv & rev. Still ok for a Type 2. (Image)

Est. US$360-450 SE

1855 Type 2 AU. A nice example of the scarce Type 2 design. A few obv marks, and clear evidence of clashed dies on the rev. (Image)

Est. US$430-500 SE

1862 Type 3. A beautiful MS63 or better original were it not for a small patch of hairlines on the rev left of the date. Still one of the nicest Type 3's we have handled. (Image)

Est. US$400-500 SE

1881 Liberty XF. A generic $10 Lib. (Image)

Est. US$925-1,050 SE

1895 Liberty AU+. Attractive, great fpr type. (Image)

Est. US$950-1,100 SE

1911 Indian AU. A good candidate for type. Though beautiful and popular, St. Gaudens design for this coin is a curiosity - an Indian headdress or war bonnet is placed on a depiction of Liberty that, unlike the Quarter Eagle and Half Eagle of the same period, is a far cry from a native American. Being politically correct wasn't important in those days. (Oh, how times have changed.) (Image)

Est. US$1,000-1,150 SE

1903 Liberty AU58 perhaps better. Original w/ a satin finish. (Image)

Est. US$350-420 SE

1914-D Indian AU. Coin shows some degree of die wear which is unusual for US gold coins. (Image)

Est. US$310-360 SE

1925-D Indian ANACS MS60 (Image)

Est. US$310-360 BAG

1926 Indian PCI MS63. Appealing strike and luster. (Image)

Est. US$400-500 BAG

1894-S Liberty XF+. (Image)

Est. US$1,800-2,100 SE

1908 No Motto St Gaudens AU58 lustrous and very well-struck. (Image)

Est. US$1,900-2,200 SE

1924 St Gaudens Unc Details - lightly polished. Still very appealing. (Image)

Est. US$1,800-2,050 SE

1924 St Gaudens MS60+ a classic generic $20 Saint very well-struck. (Image)

Est. US$1,800-2,050 SE

1924 St Gaudens PCGS MS64 beautiful original orange color. (Image)

Est. US$1,900-2,200 BAG

1927 St Gaudens NGC MS62. A really nice coin for the grade. (Image)

Est. US$1,850-2,100 BAG

1928 St Gaudens NGC MS61 a really nice coin for the assigned grade. Looks like a 63! Nicest 61 this cataloger has ever seen. (Image)

Est. US$1,850-2,100 BAG

1854 XF a nice mid-grade coin great for type. (Image)

Est. US$900-1,050 SE

1856 VF+ a few marks but overall a decent coin for a slightly better date in the series. (Image)

Est. US$900-1,050 SE

1878 AU appears to have been used in jewelry, still ok. A nice type for a $3 Princess. (Image)

Est. US$900-1,050 SE

1834 Classic Head Crosslet 4 AG. Obv is full G but rev has lost most of the peripheral lettering K8 to K4. For a gold coin to get this much wear, it must have been a pocket piece for some fortunate individual for several decades. (Image)

Est. US$550-700 SE

1887-S Liberty AU (Image)

Est. US$460-550 SE

1892 Liberty XF+ a couple of minor planchet flaws at stars 9 thru 11 still a nice original. (Image)

Est. US$460-525 SE