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- So I don’t dabble much with gold coins yet, and don’t want to get crazy with it until educated on the subject and or particular coins themselves. I run into ex jewelry often, especially the $1 liberty’s type ones. Input? Some say they’re only worth weight, others say $220-$280.So I don’t dabble much with gold coins yet, and don’t want to get crazy with it until educated on the subject and or particular coins themselves. I run into ex jewelry often, especially the $1 liberty’s type ones. Input? Some say they’re only worth weight, others say $220-$280.1 Comments 0 Shares 366 ViewsPlease log in to like, share and comment!Commenting is disabled.
- Hello. I am definitely not one of the experts here, but I have purchased quite a few ex jewelry $1 gold coins over the years for spot. It is a way for me to build a collection of a coin that always fascinated me without having to break the bank. I have also seen that these coins can sometimes sell for more than spot if they are slabbed as Details coins, but I have never had any of my coins slabbed so I do not know for sure. Anyway, just wanted to respond because I have not seen much discussion about this and since I own several of these coins your post caught my eye. Happy collecting!Hello. I am definitely not one of the experts here, but I have purchased quite a few ex jewelry $1 gold coins over the years for spot. It is a way for me to build a collection of a coin that always fascinated me without having to break the bank. I have also seen that these coins can sometimes sell for more than spot if they are slabbed as Details coins, but I have never had any of my coins slabbed so I do not know for sure. Anyway, just wanted to respond because I have not seen much discussion about this and since I own several of these coins your post caught my eye. Happy collecting!
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- Introducing the 1903 Gold Louisiana Purchase Exposition Coin! This PCGS-graded coin commemorates the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, a world's fair in St. Louis in 1904, making it a testament to the great spirit of American ingenuity, innovation, and progress that defined the early 20th century. Buy today at https://www.ebay.com/itm/325823138624 !
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