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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 93259, member: 4552&quot;]Actually that is true that the 1849 Double Eagle is considered the rarest of all coins. There is only one and there was only one made. It is in the Smithsonian Collection. The 1933 Double Eagle recently sold for over $7,000,000 but there is no price on the 1849. More 1933&#039;s have been appearing lately so the value will be deminishing. When the question was asked it is apparent that many are including coins of other coutries. With that in mind there are numerous coins to be added to this list. However, if you want to stick to the US then just check out page 399 to 403 in the Red Book where there are listed the TOP 250 AUCTION PRICES of coins. </p><p>I always look at this question as the most valuable coin in the world is any coin that I have because no one else has that coin except me.</p><p>Another most valuable coin to me is the ones my Dad gave me when I was a kid because they remind me of him and no other coin in the world can top that.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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