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coin-G59.  U.S. 1851 One Dollar Gold Coin... These early Gold Dollars were very small.....$225.00
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coin-G58.  U.S.  1915-S One Dollar Gold coin from the Pan-Pacific international Exposition  -- Gala Worlds Fair to mark the opening of the Panama Canal by the USA, this World Fair was held in San Francisco and these Special Gold Dollar coins were minted at the San Francisco mint for the occasion  (This one is in an official grading case).....SOLD
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coin-G57.  U.S.  1911 Indian Head Five Dollar Gold coin. ........$398.00
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coin-G56.  Rare Charlotte NC mint Civil War Era Gold Five Dollar coin....   In the early 1800s before the Civil War, Gold was found in North Carolina, to turn this NC gold into coins, the Charlotte NC mint was opened and minted only Gold coins, mostly $1 - $2 1/2 & $5  This mint had a very low mintage compaired to the other mints, Gold coins with the Charlotte mint  "C" are considered very Rare... This mint closed in 1861 at the start of the Civil War and never again opened, most of the "C" mint coins in the Southern banks were shipped to Europe to buy guns and supplies for the Confederate States and ended up being melted by the Europeans.  This coin is an 1851-C   $5 Gold piece, in fine to very fine.......$1,850.00
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coin-G55.  U.S.  Bicentennial of the Congress  1789 - 1989  U.S. Five Dollar Gold Coin in ( AU ) .......$398.00
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coin-G53. U.S.  1891-CC  Carson City mint Ten Dollar  ($10) Liberty Head Gold Coin.....$750.00
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coin-G52.  U.S.  1890-CC Carson City mint Twenty Dollar  ($20) Liberty Head Gold Coin.....$1,800.00
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coin-G50.  U.S.  1838  Classic Head Five Dollar Gold coin in VF......$1,050.00
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In the early 1800s before the Civil War, Gold was found in North Carolina, to turn this NC gold into coins, the Charlotte NC mint was opened and minted only Gold coins, mostly $1 - $2 1/2 & $5 .... Gold coins with the Charlotte mint  "C" are considered very Rare... This mint closed in 1861 at the start of the Civil War and never again opened, most of the "C" mint coins in the Southern banks were shipped to Europe to buy guns and supplies for the Confederate States and ended up being melted by the Europeans.  This coin is an 1840-C dated  $2 1/2 Gold piece....S2,500.00
 

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coin-G45.  U.S.  Scarce 1834 Classic Head Plan-4 Five Dollar ($5) Gold Coin.....$1,400.00
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coin-G43.  U.S. 1854 Three Dollar ($3) Gold Coin in grading case... It is marked as having damage to the rim, but this rim damage is so slight that it is hard to even see with the coin being in a grading case. case in coin is marked as "AU50".....$2,000.00
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coin-G39.  Rare Charlotte NC mint Civil War Gold five Dollar coin....   In the early 1800s before the Civil War, Gold was found in North Carolina, to turn this NC gold into coins, the Charlotte NC mint was opened and minted only Gold coins, mostly $1 - $2 1/2 & $5  This mint had a very low mintage compaired to the other mints, Gold coins with the Charlotte mint  "C" are considered very Rare... This mint closed in 1861 at the start of the Civil War and never again opened, most of the "C" mint coins in the Southern banks were shipped to Europe to buy guns and supplies for the Confederate States and ended up being melted by the Europeans.  This coin is an 1860 Civil War dated  $5 Gold piece, it is in a grading case, showing it to be an original Charlotte mint coin in extra fine condition, but with some damage in the form of a number of small nicks along the obverse of the coin.......$2,800.00
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