1851 Type 1 XF nice for the grade. (Image)

Est. US$230-280 SE

1852 Type 1 XF (Image)

Est. US$220-270 SE

1855 Type 2 VF+ Detail but holed at K12 for use in a charm bracelet. Ample evidence of use in jewelry, but no damage other than that noted. (.0484 ozt AGW) (Image)

Est. US$100-125 SE

1862 Type 3 AU original. (Image)

Est. US$240-300 SE

1856 Liberty NGC AU55. Moderately scarce as most "No Motto" $10 Libs are. Garrett & Guth mention that mint state specimens are "very rare." Of 396 coins graded by NGC only 39 are mint state, another 210 are either AU55 or AU58. (Note that due to the cost of grading, most gold coins below AU50 are not submitted unless they are major rarities.) (Image)

Est. US$1,200-1,350 BAG

1881 Liberty MS60+ lustrous and attractive. (Image)

Est. US$1,050-1,200 SE

1901 Liberty AU (Image)

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

1932 Indian NGC MS64, great eye appeal (Image)

Est. US$1,600-1,800 SE

1859-S Liberty NGC AU50 (old small-font holder.) Minted at a time when gold coins actively circulated in the American West, this issue is often seen well-circulated. Mint state coins are quite rare. Garrett and Guth note that they are usually encountered in heavily worn condition. Of 114 coins graded by NGC, only 10 are uncirculated, 9 of which are MS62 or below. (There is a lone MS65 which is undoubtedly worth a small fortune.) Another characteristic of the present coin is that it has a "filled" S mintmark, a known variety for this issue but one that adds no significant premium. (Image)

Est. US$1,350-1,550 BAG

1909 Indian ANACS AU55 (Image)

Est. US$330-400 BAG

1912 Indian nice AU (Image)

Est. US$320-370 SE

1915 Indian AU (Image)

Est. US$320-370 SE

1928 Indian AU+ nice natural color. (Image)

Est. US$340-400 SE

(2) 1903 Liberty Quarter Eagles w/ earring posts soldered on and fully-functional. The posts appear to be 14k gold but it is not indicated. The entire ensemble contains .263 ozt AGW. An interesting relic of a bygone era. (Image)

Est. US$600-700 BAG

1899 Liberty MS60+ nice original mint luster. (Image)

Est. US$2,000-2,300 SE

1900-S Liberty AU+ shiny from former use in jewelry (Image)

Est. US$1,900-2,100 SE

1908 No Motto St Gaudens MS60+ nice original color. (Image)

Est. US$2,000-2,300 SE

1915-S St Gaudens NGC MS65 (small-font label) a mark-free gem. (Image)

Est. US$2,400-2,650 BAG

1924 St Gaudens PCGS MS64 (OGH). A minimally-abraded original. (Image)

Est. US$2,000-2,300 BAG

1854 AU lightly cleaned, still attractive. The 1854 is the only date for the $3 Princess series that has the word "Dollars" in small-font, technically making it a one-year type. (Image)

Est. US$800-1,000 SE

1850-C Liberty ANACS EF40. Weak C variety, in a first-generation ANACS slab. Rare opportunity to own a piece of gold from the Charlotte Mint. Seldom offered. (Image)

Est. US$1,250-1,450 BAG

1882-S Liberty MS60+ the obv has a few very light hairlines, but overall, a nice example. (Image)

Est. US$500-575 SE

1900 Liberty MS60. Nice generic $5 Lib great for type. (Image)

Est. US$500-550 SE

1901 Liberty AU (Image)

Est. US$500-600 SE

1907 Liberty MS60 bright and attractive. (Image)

Est. US$500-550 SE