1853 Liberty Type 1 AU details w/ evidence of mount removal on the rev. (Image)

Est. $90-115 SE

1854 Type 2 perhaps XF+ detail by wear but whizzed (fine metal brushing to remove damage) plus a few other surface defects. A decent filler for the scarce Type 2 gold dollar. (Image)

Est. $125-150 SE

Undated Type 3 AU obv but damage to the rev in the center of the coin obliterates the date. Inspection recommended. (Image)

Est. $120-145 SE

1880 Liberty AU (Image)

Est. $900-1,050 SE

1892 Liberty AU lightly polished still attractive. (Image)

Est. $900-1,050 SE

1895 Liberty AU+. A myriad of very small bagmarks but still quite attractive. (Image)

Est. $1,000-1,200 SE

1926 Indian AU+ small scratch by Liberty's forehead to star 3. (Image)

Est. $1,100-1,300 SE

1932 Indian PCGS MS63 (OGH). (Image)

Est. $1,400-1,600 SE

1856-S Liberty NGC AU55. Garrett & Guth, authors of the "Encyclopedia of US Gold Coins", mention that this issue was remarkably well-produced compared to gold coins from the other branch mints. Most entered circulation and are more worn than the attractive example presented here. A scarce issue as well with a mintage of only 72,120. Worth inspection (scratch seen in photo is on case and not on the coin). (Image)

Est. $950-1,200 SE

1870 Liberty PCGS AU53. With a modest mintage of only 4,520 the 1870 Quarter Eagle is considered a condition rarity. Almost never encountered in true mint state, even the specimen in the Smithsonian Institute (from the Lilly collection) only grades AU55. An opportunity for the advanced gold collector. (Image)

Est. $850-950 SE

1875-S Liberty PCGS AU58 Proof-Like on both obv & rev. The Type 2 Liberty Double Eagles are quite scarce in any grade higher. (Image)

Est. $2,000-2,300 SE

1900-S Liberty NGC MS60 Lustrous w/ a myriad of small bagmanks. (Small-Font NGC holder) (Image)

Est. $1,900-2,200 SE

1901 Liberty AU. Some handling but still appealing. (Image)

Est. $1,850-2,100 SE

1908 With Motto AU. Though not a rare coin by any stretch, TPGS population reports indicate that only about 1.5% of surviving 1908 double eagles from the Philly mint are the With Motto variety. (Image)

Est. $1,900-2,200 SE

1920 St Gaudens MS60+ a few marks but overall nice and atttactive. (Image)

Est. $1,850-2,100 SE

1850 Liberty F+ perhaps slightly better. Nice example of the scarcer "No Motto" type (mintage 64,491), original and well-preserved for the date. (Image)

Est. $480-575 SE

1887-S Liberty AU+ w/ excellent detail. (Image)

Est. $450-550 SE

1891 Liberty AU+ ex. jewelry so a bit shiny but no damage. (Image)

Est. $440-550 SE

1898 Liberty NGC MS62. The scarcity of higher-graded examples of this issue should add to overall appeal. (Image)

Est. $650-750 SE

1911 Indian AU nice original. (Image)

Est. $500-600 SE