Early Gold Commemoratives
Early Gold Commemoratives comprise 13 different gold commemoratives, including varieties, were issued as part of the Classic Commemorative series. Nine of these are gold dollars, two are quarter eagles, and two are fifty dollars. Distributions range from a low of 483 pieces (1915-S Round Fifty Dollar) to a high of 46,016 (1926 Sesquicentennial $2.50). While many of these, save for the two fifty dollars. Many collectors will try to complete the 11 coin gold Classic Commemorative set.
Is an early gold commemorative worth anything?
Yes! Early gold commemorative coins can be highly valuable, both for their gold content and numismatic appeal. Their worth depends on factors like rarity, condition, and historical significance. If you have one, SD Coin and Bullion can evaluate its value and offer a competitive price. Our team has knowledge of early gold commemorative coins, and can answer any questions you have! Visit our San Diego coin store or contact us today!
Sell or Appraise Your Early Gold Commemorative Coin
Looking to sell an early U.S. gold commemorative coin? Want to know how much your Panama-Pacific $50, Lewis & Clark Gold Dollar, or Sesquicentennial $2.50 is worth? Contact SD Coin & Bullion today for a fast, transparent evaluation. We buy and sell early gold commemoratives and offer some of the most competitive prices in Southern California.