The Indian Head $5 Gold Coin was minted in the year 1908 through 1916. For thirteen years, the production was suspended until it was again minted in the
The Indian Head $10 Gold Coin was another result of Roosevelt’s want for change in the US coinage as well as his collaboration with Bela Lyon Pratt, the
The 1851 Octagonal 50 Dollar Gold Slug is one of the most impressive survivors of the California Gold Rush. It looks bold. It feels substantial. Most of all,
The Brasher Doubloon: A Rare and Valuable Piece of American Numismatic History The Brasher Doubloon is a rare and valuable gold coin, minted in the late 18th century
The 2023 High Relief Gold $100 coin stands at the pinnacle of modern numismatic artistry. Released by the United States Mint as part of its acclaimed high-relief coinage
The 1884 $2.50 Liberty Head Gold Quarter Eagle is one of the rarest circulation issues in the Liberty Head series. With a tiny mintage of just 1,950 coins,
In the world of European numismatics, few coins carry the political, cultural, and historical weight of the 1904 Finland 20 Markkaa Gold Coin Nicholas II. Issued during a
After the Draped Bust $5, a new design emerged in 1807 – the Capped Bust $5. When Robert Pattinson succeed US Mint Director Henry DeSaussere, he appointed a
In 1795, the US Mint Director David Rittenhouse was succeeded by Henry DeSaussure. The aforementioned wanted to improve the design of the coin currently in circulation, so he
