Georgia gold

[BillA]

well known coin, $480,000

http://www.thehistoryblog.com/archives/57994

and the photo

 

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[Bquamb]

That's an expensive coin. I still find it odd how such a coin was only struck 1000 times or so - seems like a lot of effort for such a low run or printing. Cool none the less.

 

[BillA]

article explains - was put out of business

 

[Honest Samuel]

I am wondering how much is it worth?

 

[MalteseFalcon]

There are no listings for the weight of typical examples of each denomination that I can find.

If you wanted to do the math, I found a listing saying that the $2.50 piece size is 0.7126" H x 0.7126" W, though the thickness is not listed anywhere.

 

[Fossils]

I am wondering how much is it worth?

It is worth $480,000 as long as there are two collectors out there willing to bid it up

I don't think a coin like that would be a good investment though. It's seems like a niche market that's quite variable.

 

[Fossils]

There are no listings for the weight of typical examples of each denomination that I can find.

If you wanted to do the math, I found a listing saying that the $2.50 piece size is 0.7126" H x 0.7126" W, though the thickness is not listed anywhere.

I'd assume that the weight would be a bit short of 4.37 grams. That's the weight of federally issued quarter eagles of the same age.

 

[Dozer D]

Even if I found one, I wouldn't know if it was REAL even if it bit me in the a**. Didn't know such a coin existed, thinking it as a token.