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Why Did the Double Eagle Gold Coin of 1933 Sell for USD 7.59 Million?

Posted by Double_Eagle_Girl in Double Eagle Gold FAQ, tags: , , , , , , ,

Question by Neophyte: Why did the double eagle gold coin of 1933 sell for USD 7.59 million?
You must have read about it in the news. any enthusiast here who can answer me that question.

Best answer:

Answer by Jed
As a coin collector myself, I would say that someone had more money than brains. Honestly.

Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!
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2 Responses to “Why Did the Double Eagle Gold Coin of 1933 Sell for USD 7.59 Million?”
  1. christopherc says:
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    It was my understanding that all the other coins were melted down, but some went astray and hence making it extremely rare. Not sure if it’s worth that much in my book but those think so, well, if they got and want it, well, to each their own.

  2. telovelace says:
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    People who bid on such things assume that they will be able to sell it for more later. 9 times out of 10 they are right.

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