Featured Collection: GOLD
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1850 G$1 MS65+ NGC CAC
Regular price $7,250.00Regular priceUnit price per -
1857 G$1 MS67 PCGS CAC
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1831 $2.5 XF40 CACG
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1842-C $2.5 VF35 PCGS CAC
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1795 $5 LARGE EAGLE AU53 PCGS CAC
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1811 $5 SMALL 5 AU55 PCGS CAC
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1834 $5 CLASSIC PLAIN AU50 PCGS
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1850-D $5 VF30 PCGS CAC
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1856-S $5 MS60 PCGS CAC
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1858-C $5 AU53 OGH PCGS CAC
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1881 $5 MS66 PCGS CAC
Regular price $15,000.00Regular priceUnit price per -
1857 $10 MS61 PCGS
Regular price $55,000.00Regular priceUnit price per -
1877-S $10 AU55 CACG
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1913-S $10 AU50 PCGS CAC
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1866-S $20 MOTTO AU55 PCGS CAC
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1907 $20 HIGH RELIEF WIRE EDGE AU58 CACG
Regular price $15,000.00Regular priceUnit price per
Collections
Denomination
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Large Cents
Generally speaking in US history, a large cent refers to a one-cent...
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Small Cents
Small cents refer to the U.S. pennies born in 1856, replacing larger,...
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Three Cent Silver
U.S. Three Cents (1851-1873) bridged gaps between small denominations, aiding stamp purchases...
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Three Cent Nickel
U.S. Three Cents (1851-1873) bridged gaps between small denominations, aiding stamp purchases...
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Twenty Cent
The Twenty-Cent Piece is unusual; struck between 1875 and 1878. Because the...
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Half Dollar
From Flowing Hair to Draped Bust, centuries unfold in stunning designs. Hunt...
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Gold Dollar
Discover the captivating history of Gold dollars (1849-1889) with Liberty Head and...
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Quarter Eagle
Explore Paradime Coins selection of the Quarter Eagle ($2.5) series from 1796...
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Three Dollar
Three Dollar Gold Pieces: 1854 to 1889. Indirect tie-in with stamp collectors,...
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Half Eagle
Minted from 1795 to 1929, with sporadic revivals in later years. Two...
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Twenty Dollar
Browse Paradime Coins selection of PCGS, NGC, CAC, and CACG certified Twenty...
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Colonials, Commems, Errors, Patterns & Others
Discover Colonials at Paradime Coins pre-dating the U.S. Mint (before 1792). Uncover...
Offering Rare U.S. Coins Certified By PCGS, NGC, and CAC
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Pop 1. Price Guide $60,000. No APR
1857 $10 MS61 PCGS
Pop 1, Price Guide $60,000. Originating from a mintage of only 16,606 pieces, the 1857 Liberty Head Eagle is a significantly rare and underrated date. With only 142 estimated survivors remaining,
near finest rare date
1857 G$1 MS67 PCGS CAC
Exquisite is an apt descriptor for this 1857 Gold Dollar Type 3 MS67 PCGS CAC coin. The luster and color surpass the typical standards of a 67+, showcasing a brilliance that is often associated with grades even higher.
