@bidask said:
Great coins but why a O mint type II gold dollar ?
Glad you asked. Great question.
They are more saucy then P mint issues. P mint type 2’s are plentiful compared to branch mints. In my opinion P mints are over priced. Figure 35K for a 65 CAC. There are about 140 PCGS 1854/ 55 type 2 P mint 65’s and higher. For the 1855- 0 there are only 27 coins graded 62-64. None higher. There are mostly stripped out examples out there. I’m really trying to spice up one of my type sets with interesting dates and mint marks
It’s the last 0 mint dollar which makes it popular with gold dollar collectors
It’s the only 0 mint type 2 dollar which makes it popular as a one year type
They are very scarce in properly graded mint state grades.
They are the best struck brand mint type 2 dollars and had the best planchets compared to its fellow southern brethren.
I was told that whenever you see a properly graded mint state 1855-o $1 you should try and buy it. They rarely come up for sell. Honest examples are rarer then hens teeth
I’ll probably never have a top ranked gold set but I’m aiming to put together three of the most interesting constructed sets. At least to me.
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Makes alot of sense ....thank you.
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Nice gold all
I give away money. I collect money.
I don’t love money . I do love the Lord God.
Wow, what a great group of coins!
Looking forward to viewing additions to this fune collection..
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What an acquisition! Congrats!!!!
WOW amazing coins.
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