Rosenblum

With only 17,000 pieces being produced by the San Francisco Mint, the 1877-S Liberty Head Eagle has a survival estimate of only 237 specimens remaining. The 1877-S $10 is an undervalued piece as they are typically seen in VF to XF grades and not many...

It is hard to imagine how a specimen is so well preserved over the years. This extraordinary Gem is one of those great pieces that have been able to survive in immaculate state. This astonishing gold dollar piece has a survival estimate of a mere 600...

This beautiful Red 1853 1C MS65+ piece originates from a mintage of 6,641,131 of which only 0.015% are known to exist in red. Its original red luster endlessly swirls around on both the obverse and reverse. The strike is well-struck but sharper in th...

The most popular New Orleans Gold Dollar, 1855-O G$1 Type 2 is a scarce one-year type coin and the only piece within the short run type where a New Orleans piece was struck from one of two branch mint: the 1856-S G$1 and 1855-O G$1. Considered the th...

This 1908 No Motto Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle is one of only two years for the type and of only 3 - 1907 $20 NM, 1908 $20 NM and 1908-D $20 NM. Only a few are found in such good conditions as this one, much less with CAC and OGH. With only few marks ...

Though the 1924 is a common date to the Saint-Gaudens series, they widely vary in luster, strike, and color. This absolute original example is one that outshines the rest as it showcases remarkable features of ample gold cartwheel luster, razor sharp...

I inherited this set from my mother-in-law who bought it in 2003 directly from the US Mint. In exceptionally good condition because when she received the set from the mint, she stored it in a safe in its original packaging.

I inherited this set from my mother-in-law who bought it in 2004 directly from the US Mint. In exceptionally good condition because when she received the set from the mint, she stored it in a safe in its original packaging.

I inherited this set from my mother-in-law who bought it in 2005 directly from the US Mint. In exceptionally good condition because when she received the set from the mint, she stored it in a safe in its original packaging.

I inherited this set from my mother-in-law who bought it in 2006 directly from the US Mint. In exceptionally good condition because when she received the set from the mint, she stored it in a safe in its original packaging.