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Certified Commemorative 2.5 Gold Sesqui 1926 MS65 NGC
PRODUCT ID: 25468
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Certified Commemorative 2.5 Gold Sesqui 1926 MS65 NGC
PRODUCT ID: 25468
As low as $1,895.00(1 avail.)
In stock
Simple Pricing
QtyWire/CheckBitcoinCC/Paypal
Any$1,895.00$1,913.95$1,970.80
Early Gold Commemoratives
Market summary
Meta/Chg
Bid
Ask
Gold+125.50
$4,336.17
$4,350.65
Silver+2.47
$70.04
$70.77
Platinum+60.00
$1,766.50
$1,791.50
Palladium+59.00
$1,343.50
$1,395.50
Rhodium
$7,650.00
$8,050.00
Early Gold Commemoratives
The first United States commemorative coin was the Columbian half dollar designed by Olin Lewis Warner. Charles E. Barber engraved the obverse, showing the bust of Columbus; and George T. Morgan engraved the reverse, a representation of Columbus's flagship the Santa Maria above two hemispheres. The coins were sold for $1 each at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago during 1893. A great many remained unsold and a substantial quantity was later released for circulation at face value or melted. Approximately 100 brilliant Proofs were struck for each date.
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