Collection: Gold

At the height of the Great Depression in 1933, the U.S. Government ceased minting gold as currency and recalled all outstanding coins held by citizens. Sadly, most were melted down into bars to pay foreign debts.  As a result, the supplies of these items, particularly those in uncirculated condition, were decimated. Therefore, every coin we handle today somehow managed to escape the great gold confiscation of 1933.  Now you can own a piece of US history and pass it down to the next generation.  All images are of the actual coin.  When details are on the coins we will describe them to the best of our ability.