Pre 1933 Gold Coins

From 20 st gaudens to 5 liberty all the way down to 1 and 3 gold we can fill your want list or type set with the gold you are.

Pre 1933 gold coins.

We offer common dates in a variety of grades in all types. Pre 1933 us minted gold coins were struck in 900 purity and are available today in both graded and raw form with many size options designs and grades to choose from. Ms62 ms63 ms64 and ms65 while ungraded coins are also available in varying conditions. Denominations included a gold dollar quarter eagle 2 50 three dollar half eagle 5 eagle 10 and double eagle 20.

Pre 1933 gold is used to describe u s. Pre 1933 gold coins are amongst some of the rarest and most sought after gold bullion types available on the precious metals market. Gold coins minted pre 1933 come in a range of monetary values. Mint since before 1933 but their history dates back to the 18th centu.

Gold coins have been struck in 90 gold purity by the u s. Although 445 500 specimens of this saint gaudens double eagle were minted in 1933 none were ever officially circulated and all but two were ordered to be melted down. Legal tender gold coins that were minted between 1795 and 1933. The 1933 double eagle is a united states 20 dollar gold coin.

The history of pre 1933 us gold coins. All are highly desired today. We also offer certified us type gold in various uncirculated grades. Golden eagle coins prides itself on our selection of us early pre 1933 gold coins.

During the height of the great depression in 1933 president franklin roosevelt prohibited american citizens from holding monetary gold. Ngc and pcgs certified coins are available in mint state grades including. No matter what denomination or design you seek there is a pre 1933 collectible gold coin for you. Each of these coin values also has a number of varieties for each denomination depending on which year it was produced.

Gold pieces were coins that were produced in small denominations such as 1 dollar 3 dollars and 4 dollars. Mint issued its first gold coins in 1795. The small denominations of up to 5 were used in day to day trade.