This particular example, enhanced by rim toning and exceptional eye appeal, exemplifies the aesthetic qualities that make these coins perennial favorites among collectors. This eye-catching toning significantly enhances the coin’s desirability among collectors.

This 1811 $5 Capped Bust is a highly coveted numismatic treasure. Part of the Small 5 variety, this coin is one of only 225 to 300 estimated survivors, and is rarer than 1807, 1809/8, 1810 Large Date Large 5 and 1812 $5 by about twice as rare. It is a better date that is in our opinion undervalued. With a CAC population of 8 in this grade and 34 finer, this piece stands out as a rare find in this condition. Valued at $13,000 by the PCGS Price Guide and $14,000 by the CAC Price Guide. The absence of an auction record for this grade further highlights its exclusivity, though a AU50 PCGS CAC sold for $11,250 01/23 and a AU58 NGC CAC for $14,100 04/22. This coin boasts rich orange-gold coloring and is sharply struck with minimal wear. The coin's eye appeal is exceptional, with smooth surfaces that are unquestionably high-end for the grade. A great combination of luster seen on the reverse paired with some toning between the devices with a crusty D.O.G (Dirty Old Gold) look. See this coin’s live video with Paradime Live* here. PCGS Cert Verification #50448600 • PCGS Price Guide - $13,000• PCGS POP - 1/3• CAC Price Guide - $14,000• CAC POP - 8/34 • PCGS Coin# - 507599 Paradime Coins collects Sales Tax when applicable. Please read our Terms & Conditions page for more information.

The United States Mint has released a preliminary product schedule for 2025, showcasing 70 offerings.

The 1795 $5 Draped Bust Half Eagle with a Large Eagle reverse is one of the most sought after gold rarities to the entire Numismatic industry. With a PCGS Price Guide value of $135,000, mintage 500 and with only about 55 estimated today in all grades, Paradime Coins is proud to acquire this uber rarity. This particular example, from the BD-14 die variety A R.6+, is expertly centered, showing softer details on the central high points while the rest of the design remains bold and well-defined. The BD-14 variety is one of only three known die marriages for the 1795 Heraldic Eagle issue, sharing its reverse die with the unique BD-13 specimen. With fewer than 20 examples believed to exist for the BD-14, we see a beautiful die crack on the obverse at 6 and an exquisite die-cud on the reverse. 1795 $5 Large Eagle for the better part of the century was known as the rarity, but because they were so rare and seldom offered in the 19th century, 1795 $5 Small Eagle of which is about 10 times more common with approximately 550 known in all grades, have dominated most collectors demand. The historical significance of the 1795 Heraldic Eagle series, combined with this coin's superb condition and rarity, makes it a true highlight for any collection for the first year of the Large Eagle design. See this coin’s live video with Paradime Live* here. PCGS Cert Verification #82155653 • PCGS Price Guide - $135,000• PCGS POP - 2/20 • PCGS POP BD-14 - 1/2• CAC Price Guide - $111,500• CAC POP - 1/5 • PCGS Coin# - 519868 Paradime Coins collects Sales Tax when applicable. Please read our Terms & Conditions page for more information.