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1880 S Liberty Head, With Motto Above Eagle Type-III $20 PCGS MS-62

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1880-S $20 Saddle Ridge Hoard.This is the opportunity of a lifetime to invest in and own a piece of the greatest buried treasure find in the United States. The Saddle Ridge Treasure of 1427 gold coins is believed to be the greatest buried treasure ever unearthed in the United States. Based on the dates of the coins included in the find, their condition and the condition of the decaying metal cans protecting them, it is believed that the coins were buried over a significant period of time in the late 19th century. Each coin has been independently authenticated, graded and certified by the Professional Coin Grading Service of Irvine, California. Kagin’s, Inc. is the nation’s oldest family-owned numismatic firm tracing their origins to 1933. The firm specializes in U.S. gold coins especially those of the gold rushes, paper currency and classic rarities.

1880 S Liberty Head, With Motto Above Eagle Type-III $20 PCGS MS-62

1911 D Collection Strong D Original Surfaces Two and a half Dollar PCGS/CAC AU-58

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Superb Quality 1911-D $2 1/2 in PCGS AU58 CAC – a stone original coin that would easily dip into an MS61 holder – save money and buy an original AU58 instead of a processed MS61 or 62…

1911 D Collection Strong D Original Surfaces Two and a half Dollar PCGS/CAC AU-58

1851 No Mint Mark Pioneer Gold Fifty Dollar NGC MS-63

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1851 Humbert Fifty Dollar, 887 Thous., MS63 Tied for Finest Known 1851 $50 RE Humbert Fifty Dollar, Reeded Edge, 887 Thous. MS63 NGC. K-6. Target Reverse. AUGUSTUS UNITED STATES ASSAY OFFICE OF GOLD SAN FRANCISCO and date around the outer margins of the obverse and majestic eagle center. This is an exceptional Humbert fifty dollar iconic gold slug that is the epitome of all Pioneer Gold coinage. It is a “wonder coin” that has managed to survive for 163 years in remarkable shape. The surfaces still show generous mint luster with orange-gold prevailing, deepening into brownish-gold near portions of the upper obverse and the central reverse. There are none of the usually seen rim bumps or heavy abrasions. This MS63 specimen is tied for the Finest Known Specimen. An MS62 PCGS example brought $440,625 in a January auction. This superior specimen only 295,000

1907 No Mint Mark Saint Gaudens Ultra High Relief Pattern PCGS

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The $20 MCMVII (1907) Proof Ultra High Relief has been a significant rarity ever since the day it was coined. Long considered the most beautiful and perhaps the most desirable coin in the world, it was conceived by President Theodore Roosevelt who commissioned the foremost sculptor of the age, Augustus Saint-Gaudens, to emulate the finest ancient Greek and Roman coiners. Saint-Gaudens (1848-1907), who had done extensive commissions for many important projects including for the Worlds Columbian Exposition (Chicago, 1893), replied that he would be pleased to follow the coinage concepts of ancient Greece. After much thought, preparation and debate with traditional coiners, some 20 specimens of this unique design were finally struck for presentation to the President and other dignitaries. Incredibly it took nine distinct blows from a hydraulic press to bring the relief up to the height required. Several specimens are now impounded in museums or lost. Of the under a dozen specimens known today, this is the only one graded a new perfect gem PROOF 69!