The Liberty Bell coins represent the outer edge of what the US Mint has ever attempted: a non-round shape, a manual R&D production process, an ultra-low 2,026-unit mintage, and pricing that reflects collector value rather than metal content.
This guide covers what pre-1933 US Mint gold coins are, the denominations and specifications collectors encounter, their historical context, what gives them their value, and how to buy them with confidence.
The Wonder Woman Comic Art release is a set of collector products minted from gold and silver.
U.S. Navy 250th Anniversary ASE Proof is positioned to perform with its 100,000 mintage and a one-per-household launch.
Upstate Coin & Gold joins the U.S. Mint’s elite Authorized Purchasers, boosting gold bullion liquidity and wholesale access for Eagles and Buffalos.
Whether pursued for their numismatic charm or investment potential, Silver Eagle coins continue to captivate collectors and investors alike.
The 1916-D Mercury Dime is one of the most sought-after coins in American numismatics. It was the inaugural year for the Mercury Dime series and is a prized piece among collectors due to its low mintage, historical significance, and rarity.
The product release schedule is updated periodically as materials and production capacity adjustments are made by the US Mint. The Mint has provided an update to its 2023 numismatic products launch schedule through the end of November.
With their unique designs, historical significance, and rarity, Pre-1933 US Gold Coins offer collectors and investors a glimpse into the past and a tangible connection to the stories of our ancestors.
These gleaming pieces of history are valuable precious metal assets and windows into a fascinating era.
The American Palladium Eagle is the United States Mint’s official palladium bullion coin. The obverse contains a modernized design of Weitsman’s famous Mercury Dime, with Liberty portrayed with her hair tucked back like wings