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Fairmont Gold Pieces, Part VI: The No Motto $5s - Time Series Analysis | Rare Gold Coins - Douglas Winter Numismatics
As of late 2024, the Fairmont Collection comprises more than 8,000 US gold coins, graded by the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) and bearing “The Fairmont Collection” pedigree on their holders…
The 1864-S Half Eagle battles with the 1864-S Eagle | Rare Gold Coins - Douglas Winter Numismatics
Welcome to a new DWN/raregoldcoins.com feature which we have named Tale of the Tape. The concept is simple: we take two comparable coins, and give them rigorous head-to-head comparisons. In my opinion, the key word in this USP is “comparable.”
Are Rare Gold Coin Auctions Retail or Wholesale? | Rare Gold Coins - Douglas Winter Numismatics
Every numismatic auction contains coins which sell for retail prices, and then there are coins that sell for wholesale prices. There are many coins in auctions which retail buyers are competing with dealers, and the final prices may either be a “retail” number, a “wholesale” number, or some combinat
Collecting Liberty Head Double Eagles | Douglas Winter Numismatics | Rare Gold Coins - Douglas Winter Numismatics
The decision to collect this series should not be made lightly as Liberty Head double eagles have the distinction as being among the most difficult and longest-lived series in all of 19th/early 20th century American numismatics.
Dahlonega $2.50 CAC rarity among choice coins — Douglas Winter Numismatics
The sale of the Star City Dahlonega quarter eagles made me revisit rarity levels of Dahlonega quarter eagles. All of the coins in this all-PCGS set were CAC approved. As I looked up the populations of CAC D-mint quarter eagles, I was repeatedly surprised by the small number of coins which had been a