One of my favorite coins is the $10 Gold Liberty Eagle, why the moon money now?
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I'm watching four Heritage auctions that close tonight, and I am amazed at the crazy high prices they are demanding.
Is there anyone who collects or is familiar with this series and can shed some light on these lofty prices?
Three of the four are Civil War era mintage dates.
The 1863-S only 10,00 struck.
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This doesn’t seem like it’s localized to just these Liberty eagles. It looks like the pre 33 gold market as a whole is in a major uptrend right now
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I always wonder if this is the beginning of the '3rd wave' that HRH talked about years ago. Lead by money printing pouring dollars into pre33 gold.
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Even generic 10's are so inexpensive in relation to their availability. The undiscovered series.
I think some of it is the current market conditions that were started by COVID. Interest and acquisition of gold has been increasing since early last year. It's corrected somewhat but maybe enough new people have been buying to create some new collectors as well as accumulators?
it has been this way for awhile now, it's not just the $10 liberty series, the $10 indian series and all graded pre-33 as a whole, selling prices are going for several hundred above the pcgs price guide values, even common dates are selling strong
Civil War era coins attract higher premiums from what I have seen online.
The Civil War dated eagles are scarce and popular, so the prices don't surprise me.
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