1853 Type 1 AU w/ brownish-gold toning. (Image)

Est. US$240-300 SE

1856 Slant 5 perhaps XF by wear but w/ a 2mm hole at K1. It was customary for well-to-do women of the day to wear $1 gold pieces on a charm bracelet. This was likely one of those pieces. (Image)

Est. US$125-150 SE

1882 Liberty ANACS AU50 (Image)

Est. US$875-1,000 BAG

1894 Liberty. A lustrous MS60+. (Image)

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

1902 Liberty AU58. Actually a scarce issue though the price guides show no indication of it. From a mintage of only 82,800 a number far lower than any neighboring dates from the Philly mint. Authors Garrett and Guth have this to say about the 1902-P Eagle: " . . . . a moderately scarce date . . . . nowhere near as common as it was once believed to be . . . ". Bid accordingly, it may be a long time before another is offered. (Image)

Est. US$950-1,100 SE

1851 Liberty XF+ by wear, a few marks, and light hairlines from an earlier cleaning. (Image)

Est. US$300-350 SE

1902 Liberty ANACS EF45 (Image)

Est. US$300-350 BAG

1905 Liberty ANACS AU58 (Image)

Est. US$330-380 BAG

1910 Indian ANACS EF45 nice dirty original. (Image)

Est. US$310-360 BAG

1899-S Liberty AU58 original. (Image)

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

1908 No Motto MS63 great luster and a beautiful strike on an issue that usually comes weak. (Image)

Est. US$2,000-2,250 SE

1924 St Gaudens PCGS MS64 attractive original color. Slight die rotation, rare for gold pieces. (Image)

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

1855 XF+ by wear, the coin has had a mild cleaning and hairlines are visible on both sides. Still not bad! (Image)

Est. US$850-1,100 SE

1874 VF+. There is evidence of an old cleaning, still ok. (Image)

Est. US$800-1,000 SE

1902-S Liberty AU (Image)

Est. US$460-550 SE

1905 Liberty XF+ detail w/ evidence of being a former jewelry piece. (Image)

Est. US$480-550 SE

1908 Liberty PCI AU58. A really nice coin. (Image)

Est. US$470-550 SE

1909-D Indian AU by wear, brightened, still nice (Image)

Est. US$470-550 SE

1910 Indian XF+ perhaps better. A beautiful original $5 Indian. (Image)

Est. US$500-600 SE

1911-D Indian NGC AU58. One of the three quite scarce $5 Indians. Here's a chance to own a certified high-grade example. From a mintage of only 72,500 the overwhelming majority were melted leaving only a small number available today. In The Encyclopedia of US Gold Coins, authors Garrett and Guth note that the 1911-D is " . . . . . one of the great rarities of the [Indian Half Eagle] series . . . . . " The coin speaks for itself. (Image)

Est. US$3,400-4,000 BAG

1912 Indian VF+ brightened. A generic $5 Indian. (Image)

Est. US$460-550 SE

$30 face Halves 1965 // 1969-D most circ. (Image)

Est. US$165-200 BAG

$40 face Halves 1965 // 1969-D most circ. (Image)

Est. US$220-260 BAG

$15 face Roosevelt Dimes avg circ. (Image)

Est. US$210-250 BAG

$30 face Mercury Dimes 1916 // 1945-S most after 1934 avg circ. (Image)

Est. US$440-500 BAG