Prize Coins for the Elite Collector

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Vegas Coin Dealer exchanges a wide range of gold, silver, platinum rare coins in theU.S.A. We are the trusted antique gold coin buyer in Las Vegas because we are honest, reasonable, and transparent. We address the best cost because we set aside the work to sit down with each customer and go through everything they have piece-by-piece, answering any questions they have during the process. We are here to educate and explain so you understand everything.

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Rare coin collecting can be a diversion for everybody. In any case, it takes time and dedication to gather the absolute best. Despite the vast array of options in numismatics, barely any collectors have a chance to ownthe rarest and most famous coins. Here is one collector's take on the antique, rare, and collectable gold coins for the world-class collector and connoisseur.

$4 Gold Stella:

While a $4 antiquegold coin, can sometimes be purchased for a six-figure rather than a seven-figure sticker price, these pieces fully merit their spot on this list. They were produced as part of a fascinating, short-lived analysis to evaluate another denomination aimed at the trade. Struck uniquely for two years but with two distinct designs, in 1879 and 1880, the Stella is instantly recognizable to collectors today and would be a wonderful piece to own and appreciate in the years to come. Their odd $4 denomination is a quirk that is nearly as popular with numismatists as the stunning design of the Flowing Hairpieces or the true scarcity of the Coiled Hairpieces.

A Proof 63 or 64 example of the more normal 1879 Flowing Hair design starts around $145,000 or something like that, but these coins can quickly escalate in value at the top echelons of condition or then again if one seeks out the rarer Coiled Hair variety. The 1880 Coiled Hair Stella is so scarce that the main 9 pieces are known today.

1907 Ultra High Relief $20 Gold Piece:

The 1804 Dollar may be America's most famous coin, but many argue that the 1907 Ultra High Relief $20 is the most beautiful. Designed by artist and sculptor Augustus St. Gaudens, the Ultra High Relief $20 gold pieces from 1907 have a significant profundity to their surfaces and immediately stand out with their medallic and artistic qualities. This notable American artist has worked in great museums but was also chosen by President Roosevelt to infuse the designs of new coins with the loveliness and style that main an artist could contribute.

1913 Liberty Nickel:

The 1913 Liberty Nickel is another storied rarity that would be at home in the finest coin cabinet belonging to the tip-top collector. With just 5 pieces minted, this coin is shrouded in mystery as it is unclear why these pieces were even made. The new Buffalo Nickel design was struck in 1913, so for what reason was just a handful of the old Liberty Nickel design produced? There are many theories, but what is clear today is just how desirable these are rare coins to collectors.

Brasher Doubloon:

The phrase "doubloon" can conjure up images of pirate treasure and poorly gotten gains. The Brasher Doubloon goes much further than that to capture our imaginations, it is an exceptionally special kind of collectible gold coin that holds a unique place in the pantheon of numismatics as the main pre-Federal US gold piece. Brasher Doubloons have ranked among some of the most expensive American coins at any point sold at auction. They were created by American patriot and silversmith Ephraim Brasher, brought into the world in 1744. He created the New York-style Doubloon in 1787, and these coins are considered today to be a top prize for the most advanced numismatist and student of history. These pieces generate considerable press at whatever point they are available at auction and would immediately elevate any assortment into the upper echelons of fame.

Top Registry Coins:

Another area of collecting that can quickly turn heads is the top Registry-quality pieces that one needs to acquire assuming you want to be serious with a PCGS or NGC Registry Set. In our current reality where the highest grades mean the highest rankings, ultra-grades like MS67, 68, and 69 go to the front. Unlike the other prize coins on this list that are a particular date or type, in particular, a "top pop" coin can emerge out of any series across the board to inspire admiration and jealousy from other collectors as you increase your Registry Set rankings and work towards the ultimate goal of a total set.

Continental Dollar:

The history buff would do well to seek out an enigmatic and historic Continental Dollar, which is another piece from early America that immediately adds cache to one's assortment. These coins have been the focus of ongoing scholarship and investigation about their origins, but their popularity and values remain strong. For more than 200 years, these pieces have been considered an essential aspect of early American coinage by collectors, and they are no less adored today.

Vegas Coin Dealer has certified coin dealers in Las Vegas checked by various agencies and associations. Vegas Coin Dealer is one of the oldest and bestantique coin shops in Las Vegas. For over 20 years we have been buying and selling rare coins as well as collections of antique coins to locals and tourists. Through this low-profit business model, we have gained the trust of thousands of locals and even customers from wherever in the state. This is the reason Vegas Coin Dealer is so famous.