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California gold
Federal republic
(1776 - 9999)
Dollar
Standard circulation coin: 3
Georgia gold
Federal republic
(1776 - 9999)
Kentucky
Federal republic
(1776 - 9999)
Pound
Pattern: 2
Maryland
Federal republic
(1776 - 9999)
Pound
Token: 1
New York
North Carolina gold
Federal republic
(1776 - 9999)
United States
Federal republic
(1776 - 9999)
Coins
2½ Dollars "Indian Head - Quarter Eagle"
(1908–1929)
Gold (.900) (.100 copper)
4.18g
ø 18mm
xf
230,00–420,00
au
290,00–670,00
unc
350,00–570,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
2½ Dollars "Coronet Head - Quarter Eagle"
(1840–1907)
Gold (.900) (.100 copper)
4.18g
ø 18mm
unc
490,00–530,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
2½ Dollars "Capped Bust to Right - Quarter Eagle"
(1796–1807)
Gold (.9167) (.0833 silver and copper)
4.37g
ø 20mm
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
2½ Dollars "Capped Head - Quarter Eagle"
(1808)
Gold (.9167) (.0833 silver and copper)
4.37g
ø 20mm
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
2½ Dollars "Capped Head - Quarter Eagle"
(1821–1827)
Gold (.9167) (.0833 silver and copper)
4.37g
ø 18.5mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
2½ Dollars "Capped Head - Quarter Eagle"
(1829–1834)
Gold (.9167) (.0833 silver and copper)
4.37g
ø 18.2mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
2½ Dollars "Classic Head, No Motto On Reverse - Quarter Eagle"
(1834–1839)
Gold (.900) (.100 silver and copper)
4.18g
ø 18.2mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
3 Dollars "Indian Princess Head"
(1854–1889)
Gold (.900) (.100 copper)
5.015g
ø 20.5mm
au
1.100,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
5 Dollars
(1908–1929)
Indian Head
Gold (.900) (.100 copper)
8.359g
ø 21.6mm
vf
420,00–460,00
xf
440,00–600,00
au
440,00–600,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
5 Dollars
(1866–1908)
Coronet Head - With motto
Gold (.900) (.100 copper)
8.359g
ø 21.6mm
vf
440,00
xf
350,00–490,00
au
410,00–490,00
unc
770,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
5 Dollars
(1795–1798)
Liberty Cap / Small Eagle
Gold (.9167) (.0833 silver and copper)
8.75g
ø 25mm
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
5 Dollars
(1795–1807)
Liberty Cap / Heraldic Eagle
Gold (.9167) (.0833 silver and copper)
8.75g
ø 25mm
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
5 Dollars
(1807–1812)
Capped, Draped Bust
Gold (.9167) (.0833 silver and copper)
8.75g
ø 25mm
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
5 Dollars
(1813–1834)
Capped Bust
Gold (.9167) (.0833 silver and copper)
8.75g
ø 25mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
5 Dollars
(1834–1838)
Classic Head
Gold (.900) (.100 copper)
8.36g
ø 22.5mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
5 Dollars
(1839–1866)
Coronet Head - No motto
Gold (.900) (.100 copper)
8.359g
ø 22.5mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
10 Dollars
(1838–1866)
Coronet Head - No motto
Gold (.900) (.100 copper)
16.718g
ø 27mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
10 Dollars
(1866–1907)
Coronet Head - With motto
Gold (.900) (.100 copper)
16.718g
ø 27mm
xf
740,00–1.100,00
au
780,00–790,00
unc
830,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
10 Dollars
(1907–1908)
Indian Head - No motto
Gold (.900) (.100 copper)
16.718g
ø 27mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
10 Dollars
(1908–1933)
Indian Head - With motto
Gold (.900) (.100 copper)
16.718g
ø 27mm
au
980,00–1.000,00
unc
990,00–1.200,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
10 Dollars
(1795–1797)
Liberty Cap / Small Eagle
Gold (.9167) (.0833 silver and copper)
17.5g
ø 33mm
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
10 Dollars
(1797–1804)
Liberty Cap / Heraldic Eagle
Gold (.9167) (.0833 silver and copper)
17.5g
ø 33mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
20 Dollars
(1877–1907)
Liberty Head - Double Eagle, With motto
Gold (.900) (.100 copper)
33.436g
ø 34mm
vf
1.300,00
xf
1.700,00
au
1.300,00–2.400,00
unc
1.300,00–2.100,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.