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[insulator245]

Gold coins ofcouse. Didnt find these my self though These guys are really good condition. Is it worth getting them graded?

 

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[djui5]

WHOA!!!!!!!

What year was that made? Yes, I'd have it graded by PCGS if you think you'll ever sell it.
Nice Piece

 

[whitesid]

how much did you pay for that
and i would get it graded if you wanted to spend the money

 

[diggummup]

I would if they were mine.Use pcgs or anacs or ngc,they're the most reputable.It looks like different dates on them,what are they?

 

[snake35]

P.C.G.S grading makes it easy to sell your coins, when and if you decide to.

 

[insulator245]

The $20 is a 1924, The $10 is a 1901, the $5 is a 1900, the $2.50 is a 1903, and the $1 is a 1874. I was considering getting the $2.50 and the $20 graded to possibly trade for a $20 Coronet head. Problem is I think that $2.50 is a very high grade, theres absolutely no blemishing on and it looks uncirculated. I believe they were thrown in a case around 1960, I dont think they are proof, but they havent been touched for a very long time. I spent $1000 on the set

 

[diggummup]

The $20 is a 1924, The $10 is a 1901, the $5 is a 1900, the $2.50 is a 1903, and the $1 is a 1874. I was considering getting the $2.50 and the $20 graded to possibly trade for a $20 Coronet head. Problem is I think that $2.50 is a very high grade, theres absolutely no blemishing on and it looks uncirculated. I believe they were thrown in a case around 1960, I dont think they are proof, but they havent been touched for a very long time. I spent $1000 on the set

Well the difference between ms-60 and ms-63 on the quarter eagle (2.50) is about $500,so I would get it graded before selling or trading anything.You did pretty good for a grand!