Let's See Some Early Gold

Here's a classic head 1836. I have an 1811 $5 and 1813 $5 but no photos. I'll try to put it on ya when I can.

 

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Very nice Rick. Beautiful coin.

 

great coins!

 

Just enjoyin' the view......

 

if they can let you out they can let anyone out. i was sent to recover you

 

That is a sweet looking '36, 900. Get the '11 and '13 imaged so we can see them! In the meantime, here's another...




'dude

 

Oops ! The '13 is an '18. Will image and post. LOVE the early gold ! Nice work !

 

Keeping the momentum going... I'm running out of early gold, though... let's see some pics!




I'm looking for a nice 1804 Large 8 over Small 8 in case anyone happens to have one that they're willing to part with...

regards,

'dude

 

Here's my old gal, 1853 Liberty quarter eagle. She has alot of mileage on her but she still does what she needs to for me.

When I first bought this and opened it up I was totally shocked and I was thinking of selling it but the coin has since grown on me, funny how that works.

 

That is a cool-looking '53 QE, FB. Nice circulated look without any distracting problems. It is truly a challenge to find circ gold that hasn't been damaged or completely scrubbed out. Very nice indeed.

'dude

 

Define "early".

Does this apply?

 

I collect Silver so this is as old as I have in gold, but this is in one of my fun side sets of transitional early American coinage :thumb:

 

Man-o-man, still lovin' the view....

 

Early enough, and quite gorgeous, btw... both of 'em, that is.

'dude

 

Let's try something with a mint mark...




'dude

 

Lovely! My only Charlotte coin is an 1851 $1, which I don't think qualifies as "early."

 

Did someone say Charlotte?? Are there pics involved? Let's see 'em.

 

1 more found 1856-O Double Eagle found

ff-topic:
1856-O was just found by a family in Ohio.there only 20-30 known to still be around I wish I found it don't you!

 

I only have this one.

 

Here's one.