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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 2180382, member: 66&quot;]There was a single example of the 1889 CC, the 1892 CC, and the 1893 CC in the GSA sales.&nbsp; They went out in the Mixed CC dollar category at $15 each.&nbsp; Two of them ( I don&#039;t remember which two) still exist today in the GSA holder, the third one never resurfaced.&nbsp; The 1864 dollar in the softpack shown earlier was the only seated dollar in the GSA sale.&nbsp; It was sold in the mixed circulated category for $3.&nbsp; The last time it sold it went for a high four figure price.&nbsp; (There were at least three bags of Mint State 1859 O and 1860 O dollars that were distributed for face value during the Treasury silver dollar rush in the early 1960&#039;s.)</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>There are gold coins in slabs labeled as being GSA hoard coins, but they came much later and were coins seized by the government from drug dealers or other forfeitures.&nbsp; As with other government surplus property they were sold by the GSA.&nbsp; Some enterprising dealers purchased them and got the TPG to slab them as GSA Hoard coins.&nbsp; There are no GSA holders with gold in them.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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