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Pre-1933 US Gold Coins

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  • US Mint

    $2.5 Gold Quarter Eagle Indian Head PCGS MS 61 (Random Year)

    $2.5 Gold Quarter Eagle Indian Head PCGS MS 61 (Random Year)

    0.121 troy oz · 4 dealers

    $782.33+55.76% over spot

    $6,465.54 per troy ounce

    Bullion Exchanges

    Dealers pay up to $672.24

  • US Mint

    $2.5 Gold Quarter Eagle Indian Head NGC MS 61 (Random Year)

    $2.5 Gold Quarter Eagle Indian Head NGC MS 61 (Random Year)

    0.121 troy oz · 4 dealers

    $847.11+68.66% over spot

    $7,000.91 per troy ounce

    JM Bullion

    Dealers pay up to $672.12

  • US Mint

    $2.5 Gold Quarter Eagle Liberty Head NGC MS 63 (Random Year)

    $2.5 Gold Quarter Eagle Liberty Head NGC MS 63 (Random Year)

    0.1209 troy oz · 3 dealers

    $945.08+88.32% over spot

    $7,817.04 per troy ounce

    Monument Metals

    Dealers pay up to $777.12

  • US Mint

    $2.5 Gold Quarter Eagle Indian Head NGC MS 64 (Random Year)

    $2.5 Gold Quarter Eagle Indian Head NGC MS 64 (Random Year)

    0.121 troy oz · 2 dealers

    $1,050.35+109.13% over spot

    $8,680.58 per troy ounce

    Apmex

    No buyback offer published

  • US Mint

    $5 Gold Half Eagle Liberty Head PCGS MS 62 (Random Year)

    $5 Gold Half Eagle Liberty Head PCGS MS 62 (Random Year)

    0.2419 troy oz · 4 dealers

    $1,156.90+15.22% over spot

    $4,782.55 per troy ounce

    Monument Metals

    Dealers pay up to $1,009.50

  • U.S. Mint

    $5 Gold Half Eagle Liberty Head PCGS MS 63 (Random Year)

    $5 Gold Half Eagle Liberty Head PCGS MS 63 (Random Year)

    0.2419 troy oz · 3 dealers

    $1,222.01+21.70% over spot

    $5,051.72 per troy ounce

    Monument Metals

    Dealers pay up to $1,039.62

  • US Mint

    $10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle NGC MS 61 (Random Year)

    $10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle NGC MS 61 (Random Year)

    0.4838 troy oz · 5 dealers

    $2,065.53+2.85% over spot

    $4,269.39 per troy ounce

    Bullion Exchanges

    Dealers pay up to $1,956.31

  • US Mint

    $10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle PCGS MS 62 (Random Year)

    $10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle PCGS MS 62 (Random Year)

    0.4838 troy oz · 5 dealers

    $2,073.54+3.25% over spot

    $4,285.94 per troy ounce

    Bullion Exchanges

    Dealers pay up to $1,956.31

  • US Mint

    $10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle PCGS MS 61 (Random Year)

    $10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle PCGS MS 61 (Random Year)

    0.4838 troy oz · 3 dealers

    $2,108.56+5.00% over spot

    $4,358.33 per troy ounce

    Apmex

    Dealers pay up to $1,966.30

  • US Mint

    $10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle NGC MS 62 (Random Year)

    $10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle NGC MS 62 (Random Year)

    0.4838 troy oz · 6 dealers

    $2,114.00+5.27% over spot

    $4,369.57 per troy ounce

    Apmex

    Dealers pay up to $1,966.30

  • US Mint

    $10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle NGC MS 63 (Random Year)

    $10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle NGC MS 63 (Random Year)

    0.4838 troy oz · 5 dealers

    $2,144.29+6.78% over spot

    $4,432.18 per troy ounce

    JM Bullion

    Dealers pay up to $1,966.30

  • US Mint

    $10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle PCGS MS 63 (Random Year)

    $10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle PCGS MS 63 (Random Year)

    0.4838 troy oz · 4 dealers

    $2,145.50+6.84% over spot

    $4,434.68 per troy ounce

    JM Bullion

    Dealers pay up to $1,965.51

  • US Mint

    $10 Indian Head Gold Eagle PCGS MS 61 (Random Year)

    $10 Indian Head Gold Eagle PCGS MS 61 (Random Year)

    0.4838 troy oz · 4 dealers

    $2,148.53+6.99% over spot

    $4,440.95 per troy ounce

    Bullion Exchanges

    Dealers pay up to $2,004.43

  • US Mint

    $10 Indian Head Gold Eagle PCGS MS 63 (Random Year)

    $10 Indian Head Gold Eagle PCGS MS 63 (Random Year)

    0.4838 troy oz · 2 dealers

    $2,303.33+14.70% over spot

    $4,760.91 per troy ounce

    Apmex

    No buyback offer published

  • US Mint

    $10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle PCGS MS 64 (Random Year)

    $10 Liberty Head Gold Eagle PCGS MS 64 (Random Year)

    0.4838 troy oz · 2 dealers

    $2,303.78+14.72% over spot

    $4,761.84 per troy ounce

    Monument Metals

    Dealers pay up to $2,040.51

  • US Mint

    $20 Gold Double Eagle Liberty Head PCGS MS 62 (Random Year)

    $20 Gold Double Eagle Liberty Head PCGS MS 62 (Random Year)

    0.9675 troy oz · 5 dealers

    $4,096.66+2.01% over spot

    $4,234.27 per troy ounce

    Bullion Exchanges

    Dealers pay up to $3,934.25

  • US Mint

    $20 Gold Double Eagle Liberty Head PCGS MS 61 (Random Year)

    $20 Gold Double Eagle Liberty Head PCGS MS 61 (Random Year)

    0.9675 troy oz · 4 dealers

    $4,103.24+2.17% over spot

    $4,241.07 per troy ounce

    Monument Metals

    Dealers pay up to $3,926.19

  • US Mint

    $20 Gold Double Eagle Liberty Head PCGS MS 63 (Random Year)

    $20 Gold Double Eagle Liberty Head PCGS MS 63 (Random Year)

    0.9675 troy oz · 4 dealers

    $4,201.02+4.61% over spot

    $4,342.14 per troy ounce

    SD Bullion

    Dealers pay up to $3,944.25

  • US Mint

    $20 Gold Double Eagle Liberty Head PCGS MS 64 (Random Year)

    $20 Gold Double Eagle Liberty Head PCGS MS 64 (Random Year)

    0.9675 troy oz · 5 dealers

    $4,282.12+6.63% over spot

    $4,425.96 per troy ounce

    SD Bullion

    Dealers pay up to $4,008.86

About Pre-1933 US Gold Coins

These coins offer a unique window into the nation's past, embodying the craftsmanship, artistry, and values of the era in which they were minted. Before 1933, the United States Mint produced a variety of gold coins that served as both everyday currency and symbols of American prosperity.

The genesis of US gold coinage was formalized with the Coinage Act of 1794, setting the stage for the minting of these historical pieces exclusively by the US Mint. While the 19th century began with a focus on silver coins, the introduction of gold denominations like the Quarter Eagle, Half Eagle, and Eagle in the 1830s and 1840s marked a pivotal shift, mirroring the economic landscape of the times. The gold content in these coins reflected their intrinsic value, a tradition that continued into the early 1900s. However, the advent of the Great Depression and subsequent legislation under President Roosevelt in 1933 curtailed their minting and made private gold ownership a relic of the past.

Today, Pre-1933 Gold Coins are not just investments but are coveted by collectors for their historical allure and rarity, often commanding significant premiums in the market.

Celebrated Designs and Diverse Denominations

These timeless pieces are available in a variety of denominations and designs, each with its own story. From the illustrious $20 Double Eagle to the lesser-known $1 and $3 coins, the range is extensive. The gold content varies from .1209 to .9675 oz., complemented by copper to enhance durability. Key designs include:

  • Indian Head Gold Eagle Coins: Renowned for their incuse design, these coins pay homage to America's Native heritage with a striking portrait of a Native American Chief.
  • Saint Gaudens Gold Eagle Coins: This design epitomizes freedom, featuring Lady Liberty marching forward, brandishing an olive branch and torch, set against the Capitol Building.
  • Liberty Head Gold Eagle Coins: Adorned with a profile of Lady Liberty donning a coronet inscribed with "Liberty," this design is a classic symbol of American values.

Embark on a journey through time with Bullion Hunters and discover our expertly curated selection of Pre-1933 Gold Coins. These historical gems offer a unique glimpse into America's numismatic history, blending investment potential with collectible appeal. Don't miss the chance to own a piece of history; explore our collection today and secure your legacy. 

Bullion Hunters does not sell precious metals directly but empowers you to find the most competitive prices for these esteemed coins online, enriching your collection or investment portfolio with pieces of unrivaled heritage and beauty.