One of the most popular gold numismatic coin in the market, the $20 Liberty Gold Double Eagle, first minted in 1849: is a brilliant addition to the artistry, and history of the United States Mint. Great condition, great value--that's the GMR difference.

This Indian coin is Attractive Gold that has survived more than 80 years without ever having been circulated. Nice coin for a 20th century type set!

One of the most unique coins to ever be released by the U.S. Mint: the $2.50 Indian Gold Quarter Eagle is American history you can hold in your pocket. Graded in the Uncirculated designation as MS-61, this coin is a fantastic investment opportunity.

Investment quality Gold that's in excellent condition, making it a great addition to anyone's Gold holdings.

After a thirty-four year hiatus, the Liberty Gold Eagle was introduced back into circulation in 1838, and is composed of 90% gold and contains .4838 troy ounces of gold. Graded by PCGS as MS-62, the coin has added numismatic value!

One of the most popular gold numismatic coin in the market, the $20 Liberty Gold Double Eagle, first minted in 1849: is a brilliant addition to the artistry, and history of the United States Mint. Great condition, great value--that's the GMR difference.

A close friend of President Roosevelt, the famed sculptor, Augustus Saint-Gaudens, was chosen to revive the Double Eagle's traditional design, which had not been changed since the coins inception in 1849. You'll own a piece of history with the $20 Augustus Saint-Gaudens Gold Double Eagle.

A wonderful representation of history, the $2.50 Liberty Gold Quarter Eagle encapsulates time, and value in one small package. Condition, quality, and value--just a click away!

The $20 Saint - Gaudens No Motto coins are among the most sought after coins of the twentieth century. President Theodore Roosevelt personally asked Augustus Saint Gaudens to make the design for this coin. The coin is treasured not only for its beauty, but also for its historic importance. In all, it is an investment grade gold coin which has a historic relevance and is among the top coins to exist today.

The Liberty Gold Eagle marked the return of the Eagle to circulation, which had left in 1804 when production was ended by President Jefferson due to the general population melting down the coins for their gold, as the coin had a discrepancy between gold content and the denomination.
Graded by the trusted Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) as Mint State 63, the $5 Liberty Gold Eagle is considered to be in Choice Uncirculated condition: characterized by some distracting contact marks or blemishes, and a luster that may be impaired.