Double Eagle Gold Coins

Question by viking_no3: Any idea how much a 1924 double eagle gold piece is worth?
I'm just curious as to it's value. It was my mom's and was given to me after she passed away in 1995. It was minted on the same year as her birth. I'm not thinking of selling it. Just curious as to its value. I think those coins were 22k and it is on a long heavy 18k gold chain.

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Answer by BONE
I'll give you .00 + shipping
and handling.

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Originally posted 2010-09-19 19:06:28. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Question by sigma53sa: How much can I expect to receive from a coin shop if I sell my 1997 American Gold Eagle coins.?

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Answer by BD in NM
American Gold Eagles sell based on bullion prices. Today gold closed at 5. A coin dealer is going to discount that price so he will have a margin to work with when he tries to resell the coin. My guess would be somewhere between 0 and 0.

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Originally posted 2011-01-13 23:07:30. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Question by cameron: how much is a single dollars 1/10% gold eagle coin worth?
i stumbled one of these an heard that they were worth around 0. since i have no use for it i was going to get rid of it and wanted to get as much for it as it is worth. if anyone could tell me how much one is worth that would be great so when i sell it to get money ill be able to have some knowledge of what im gettting rid of and not getting ripped off.

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Answer by Scott Stevenson
Assuming it's the bullion version (more about that in a moment), it's got 1/10 of an ounce of gold in it, which would bring you a little less than the "spot" value of the gold, which at today's price is about 4. If you sell it, the dealer will probably pay you about 10% less than that, so I would say that anything around 5 to 0 would be reasonable.

If yours is not a bullion coin, then it's what is called a "proof" coin. Those are easy to distinguish--the proof coins will have a mirror-like field, and "frosty" designs, while a bullion version would have no difference in texture between the field and the design. If it's a proof (and assuming you're talking about a US coin), you'll probably get around 0 for it.

Those values are just estimates--a dealer might legitimately give you a little less if he's got a lot in stock.

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Originally posted 2011-02-02 19:04:54. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Question by deb a: how much can I get for my coins?
1908d5.00gold indian head,1913 2.5 gold indian head,st.gaudens gr.ngc,ms65 1927 &1924,st.gaudens cu-raw 1922,1928,1927,1912,also 1908 edward the vll,1852 1.00 gold ,1959 20.00 gold mexico coin???

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Answer by peanut
Do some research on Ebay you'll get the general idea of what they are worth. Good Luck

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Originally posted 2011-03-05 23:36:06. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Question by Julian: How much is my coin collection worth approximately??? I might sell it if its enough....?
1. a 1914 wheat penny- almost no wear

2. a 1915 wheat penny- almost no wear

3. a 1916 wheat penny- almost no wear

4. a 1917 wheat penny- almost no wear

5. a 1918 wheat penny- almost no wear

6. 2 1904 Indian cent- no wear

7. a 1954 wheat penny S- almost no wear

8. a 1966 lincoln copper memorial penny- little wear

9. a 1943 Lincoln steel cent- no wear, yellowish tint

10. a 1945 deppression shellcase cent- little wear

11. a 1936 buffalo nickel- little wear

12. a 1936 bufflalo nickel D- little wear

13. a 1935 buffalo nickel S- little wear

14. a 1945 regular nickel- little wear

15. a 1944 regular nickel D- little wear

16. a 1943 regular nickel S- little wear

17. a 1911 racketeer gold nickel- no wear

18. a 1906 silver penny- little wear

19. a 1937 buffalo nickel- little wear

20. a 2004 indian peace medal nickel- no wear

21. a 2000 Sacagawea golden dollar

22. a 1937 buffalo nickel- some wear

23. a 1948 regular nickel- some wear

24. a 1943 regular nickel S- some wear

25. a 1907 V nickel- little to almost no wear

26. a 1934 buffalo nickel D- some wear

27. a 1936 buffalo nickel- some wear

28. a 1930 buffalo nickel- some wear

29. a 1937 buffalo nickel- some wear

30. an 1847 penny- no wear, can still read LIBERTY across the headband

31. ? year quarter- really worn

32. a 1915 quarter- really worn

33.an 1899 half dollar- really worn

PLEASE HELP!!!

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Answer by redlemon65
You haven't furnished enough information to be able to put a value on the coins - you need the following: what the coin is, when the coin was minted, where the coin was minted and the condition. You have furnished what the coin is, the date minted, not furnished the mint where the coin was minted nor the condition. The mint will be "no mint", "D" for Denver, "S" for San Francisco, "O" for New Orleans, "CC" for Carson CIty and if it has one - it will be different places on each coin. The condition given is not enough to grade the coin for value - doesn't meet the grading requirements as is presently used. My advice is to take them to a coin dealer whom can determine the grade of the coin and give you a valuation.

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Originally posted 2011-01-11 03:01:11. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Question by Brandon Damron: How much is a 1933 Gold Double Eagle Proof Coin worth?
i need money and i found these coins in my closet and i want to sell them

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Answer by redlemon65
Well, since there were five of them in existence and all of them have been accounted for, your coin(s) (made up your mind) are if you have any are copies (fakes) and not worth the metal they are made of. I have 8 of them and each one says "Copy" on the reverse side. Lots of luck in selling them.

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Originally posted 2010-07-28 00:02:51. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

Question by OK: How much would this gold coin sell for? It's made in 1904 and it says "twenty dollars". Is it worth more now?
On the front it has a head with "Liberty" on the person's crown. There are 13 stars going around the coin.

On the back it "United States of America Twenty Dollars" with "in god we trust"...

I don't know what it's called it's just a 20 dollar coin made in 1904! my grandad gave it to me. how much would it be worth now?

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Answer by Jerry
Assuming that the coin is genuine, it is worth a lot more. Compare it to the coins shown in the link below (navigate using the large arrows). That will give you a rough idea of condition.

Based on gold content alone, it is worth at least 00. If it is in near-perfect condition, possibly more.

Do not rub the coin. Only handle it by the edges. Never clean a coin as it destroys value.

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Originally posted 2011-02-05 15:52:26. Republished by Blog Post Promoter