1868 $3 MS62 PCGS CAC

The 1868 Three-Dollar Gold Piece was struck during the Reconstruction Era following the Civil War, when the denomination had already seen limited commercial use, helping explain why every high-grade survivor is prized by collectors today. With a modest mintage of just 4,850 pieces and an estimated surviving population of approximately 1,250 examples, the 1868 issue is a scarce and highly collectible representative of one of the shortest-lived and most distinctive denominations in United States coinage. This exceptional MS62 PCGS CAC example possesses outstanding eye appeal, displaying vibrant original golden luster that radiates across both sides and complements rich honey-gold surfaces of remarkable freshness. Sharply struck throughout with minimal hits combined with ample luster makes this coin look much better than the conservative MS62 assigned grade. CAC Price $12,000 with no sale for over 4 years.

PCGS Cert Verification #66346468

• PCGS POP -54/44
• CAC Price Guide - $12,000
• CAC POP - 6/10
• PCGS Coin# 7989