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The $3 US Gold Coin is one of the most unique issues in the history of American currency. The $3 gold coin has a unique link to the short-lived US 3-cent silver coin. The latter was authorized by Congress to make it easier to purchase postage stamps without the use of copper cents, while the former was introduced, by some accounts, to make it easier to buy a full sheet of 100 stamps in a single transaction. Right now, 1854-O Pre-33 $3 Indian Princess Gold Coins are available at JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
Each 1854-O Pre-33 $3 Indian Princess Gold Coin is an Extremely Fine piece that was struck during the first year of availability for this coin series. The coin features even, rich gold colors across the surface areas with a satin-like luster. The coin features a gentle relief that creates visual contrast with the background fields. These particular coins are a product of the New Orleans Mint.
The $3 Indian Princess Gold Coin was produced by the United States Mint from 1854 to 1889. The coin was designed by James B. Longacre and maintained a consistent obverse design throughout its history, while featuring Type I and Type II design elements on the reverse. The Type I coin was coveted by collectors as it was only available in 1854.
The obverse of 1854-O Indian Princess Gold Coins comes with a left-profile effigy of Liberty. This particular design captures the typical American imagery of Lady Liberty in left-profile relief, but features the inclusion of a tall, feathered headdress as a nod to indigenous artwork.
On the reverse of 1854-O Pre-33 $3 Gold Coins, you’ll find the Type I design from the series. All coins in this collection feature an agricultural wreath around the engravings of the face value and the denomination, with the O mint mark beneath the wreath. The Type I coin features what is known as the small dollars engraving, with the word DOLLARS struck in smaller text.
For more information about Pre-1933 coins, or other rare gold coins, please call 800-276-6508. You may also contact a representative via live chat and online submission forms.
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The $3 US Gold Coin is one of the most unique issues in the history of American currency. The $3 gold coin has a unique link to the short-lived US 3-cent silver coin. The latter was authorized by Congress to make it easier to purchase postage stamps without the use of copper cents, while the former was introduced, by some accounts, to make it easier to buy a full sheet of 100 stamps in a single transaction. Right now, 1854-O Pre-33 $3 Indian Princess Gold Coins are available at JM Bullion.
Coin Highlights:
Each 1854-O Pre-33 $3 Indian Princess Gold Coin is an Extremely Fine piece that was struck during the first year of availability for this coin series. The coin features even, rich gold colors across the surface areas with a satin-like luster. The coin features a gentle relief that creates visual contrast with the background fields. These particular coins are a product of the New Orleans Mint.
The $3 Indian Princess Gold Coin was produced by the United States Mint from 1854 to 1889. The coin was designed by James B. Longacre and maintained a consistent obverse design throughout its history, while featuring Type I and Type II design elements on the reverse. The Type I coin was coveted by collectors as it was only available in 1854.
The obverse of 1854-O Indian Princess Gold Coins comes with a left-profile effigy of Liberty. This particular design captures the typical American imagery of Lady Liberty in left-profile relief, but features the inclusion of a tall, feathered headdress as a nod to indigenous artwork.
On the reverse of 1854-O Pre-33 $3 Gold Coins, you’ll find the Type I design from the series. All coins in this collection feature an agricultural wreath around the engravings of the face value and the denomination, with the O mint mark beneath the wreath. The Type I coin features what is known as the small dollars engraving, with the word DOLLARS struck in smaller text.
For more information about Pre-1933 coins, or other rare gold coins, please call 800-276-6508. You may also contact a representative via live chat and online submission forms.
