What is the historical significance of gold coins?

The historical significance of these coins are vitally important and will provide diversity and significance to any investment or collection. These rare coins hold tremendous value and include popular Gold coins including Pre-1933 Gold Eagles, the Gold Liberty Double Eagle and the Gold Quarter Eagle.

Where did gold coins come from?

In 1838 mints were established at Dahlonega, Georgia, and Charlotte, North Carolina, to produce coins from bullion found in those areas. From August 1, 1834, through the late 1840s, gold coins were produced in fair quantities at Philadelphia, then subsequently in Charlotte, Dahlonega, and the additional branch mint at New Orleans.

What was the first gold coin?

Starting with the Draped Bust (1795-1804) as one of the country’s first gold coins, we also have the Liberty Head gold coin after a 34-year hiatus (1838-1907), and the final gold eagle design was the Indian gold coin (1907-1933). The $20 Liberty design was the country's largest gold coin for nearly 60 years.