So...You've Decided to Collect Liberty Head Double Eagles...
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Why MS62 May Be the "Perfect" Grade for Early Gold: An Argument in Four Parts
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I have recently come to the conclusion that, for many date and type collectors of early gold, a nice MS62 or MS62+ might well be the perfect grade…
Read MoreBuilding an Upper-End Three Dollar Gold Collection
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The Three Dollar series is a fun and interesting set to complete by date; between 1854 and 1889, there were 40 different issues made for circulation…
Read MoreSo...You've Decided to Collect Early American Gold Coins...
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The term “Early American Gold Coins” generally refers to the quarter eagles, half eagles and eagles produced at the Philadelphia mint between 1795 and 1834.
Read MoreGold Coins of the San Francisco Mint, Part One: Gold Dollars
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This is a popular set with collectors given the fact that it is short and completable…
Read MoreTen US Gold Coins Every Collector Should Own
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There are gold coins and there are Iconic Gold Coins. These are issues which due to their rarity, beauty, backstory, or date of issuance hold a special position in the heart of gold coin collectors.
Read MoreCollecting Strategy: The "Best Available Coin" Theory
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So how does drafting a linebacker factor into successfully building a collection of US gold coins?
Read MoreSo...You've Decided to Collect San Francisco Gold Coins...
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The San Francisco mint opened in 1854 and it made gold coins up through 1930. I have seen more interest in San Francisco gold coinage in the last five-ten years than I have at any other time in my numismatic career, and I feel that San Francisco gold coinage is an especially fascinating segment of the market.
Read MoreSo...You've Decided to Collect Liberty Head Half Eagles...
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