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U.S. gold coins in common dates are a superb way to buy gold. Although called "common dates," these classic U.S. gold coins are actually quite scarce. Of the many millions originally minted, almost all were heavily used in circulation during the 1800s and early 1900s. Only a small fraction survives today in the grades we recommend.
Better than bullion
In our opinion, common date U.S. gold coins are better than bullion for bulk gold buyers. Their true scarcity can mean higher premiums during periods of increased demand. Unlike most forms of gold bullion, they are exempt from broker reporting requirements. They offer all the benefits of gold bullion plus extra benefits like limited supply, collector demand, complete financial privacy, and extra premium potential because of scarcity.
AGE offers highest-quality U.S. gold coins at low prices. All of our certified U.S. gold coins have been graded and authenticated by NGC or PCGS, the most widely trusted independent coin certification firms. Your satisfaction is guaranteed.
U.S. Gold Coin Prices and Populations
Basis: gold @
$1727.80 per oz. Updated:
02/03/2012.
Click price or population links for more information on recommended U.S. gold coins.
Prices below indicate largest quantity discounts. Single-coin prices available.
Numbers in smaller font indicate total certified populations (NGC + PCGS) as of 10/19/2011.
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XF |
AU |
MS60 |
MS61 |
MS62 |
MS63 |
MS64 |
MS65 |
 | $20 Liberty gold coins (1877-1907)
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$1,777 --- |
$1,802 --- |
$1,885 34,214 |
$1,895 183,445 |
$1,930 339,318 |
$2,115 240,858 |
$2,360 98,997 |
$3,875 13,338 |  | $20 Saint-Gaudens gold coins (1907-1933)
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$1,782 --- |
$1,793 --- |
$1,890 19,383 |
$1,905 68,292 |
$1,930 325,230 |
$1,955 529,275 |
$2,020 497,325 |
$2,245 199,306 |  | $10 Liberty gold coins (1866-1907)
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$893 --- |
$909 --- |
$950 27,191 |
$970 111,649 |
$995 141,488 |
$1,385 68,240 |
$1,940 20,146 |
$3,785 4,007 |  | $10 Indian gold coins (1907-1933)
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$898 --- |
$914 --- |
$985 4,313 |
$1,000 31,310 |
$1,020 82,664 |
$1,380 73,021 |
$2,235 32,071 |
$3,745 5,869 |  | $5 Liberty gold coins (1866-1908)
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$464 --- |
$474 --- |
$520 9,762 |
$540 48,965 |
$555 81,400 |
$775 49,952 |
$1,305 24,062 |
$2,540 4,576 |  | $5 Indian gold coins (1908-1929)
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$471 --- |
$485 --- |
$565 4,590 |
$580 29,440 |
$805 52,880 |
$2,020 32,356 |
$3,615 13,345 |
$10,825 1,274 |
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XF |
AU |
MS60 |
MS61 |
MS62 |
MS63 |
MS64 |
MS65 |
 | $3 Princess gold coins (1854-1889)
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$1,172 --- |
$1,546 --- |
$2,490 582 |
$2,700 3,074 |
$3,450 4,451 |
$5,325 3,033 |
$7,930 3,094 |
$12,975 765 |  | $2.50 Liberty gold coins (1840-1907)
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$320 --- |
$331 --- |
$415 1,957 |
$510 10,844 |
$515 23,407 |
$655 22,331 |
$960 19,255 |
$1,590 8,474 |  | $2.50 Indian gold coins (1908-1929)
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$292 --- |
$303 --- |
$370 4,012 |
$385 38,508 |
$485 80,937 |
$955 56,265 |
$1,615 38,160 |
$2,710 6,784 |  | $1, Type I gold coins (1849-1854)
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$230 --- |
$236 --- |
$330 1,069 |
$635 7,089 |
$700 11,386 |
$940 6,251 |
$1,455 4,085 |
$4,255 983 |  | $1, Type II gold coins (1854-1856)
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$417 --- |
$526 --- |
$1,625 240 |
$2,035 1,680 |
$3,410 1,755 |
$7,840 890 |
$13,845 796 |
$28,175 148 |  | $1, Type III gold coins (1856-1889)
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$275 --- |
$292 --- |
$390 883 |
$535 4,544 |
$640 8,659 |
$695 6,485 |
$990 5,544 |
$2,015 2,703 |
Mint State coins (MS60 to MS65) are certified by PCGS or NGC. XF and AU coins are "raw," or uncertified. Prices and availability subject to change without notice.
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