Coins Of 1849 ~ Official Thread
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A "PCDO" + gold dollar mint set.
1849 "No L" gold dollar

1849 "with L" Open Wreath gold dollar

1849 Close Wreath gold dollar

1849-C Gold Dollar. Sorry, I'm not one of the five guys who has the rare Open Wreath variety.

1849-D Gold Dollar. These used to be fairly easy to find in MS-62.

1849-O gold dollar
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Gorgeous dollars!
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France 5 Francs 1849-A
Silver, 38.0 mm, 24.63 gm, Paris mint
French coins were sometimes carried by Americans headed to California.
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The Mysterious Egyptian Magic Coin
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@Manifest_Destiny said:
@Fugio1787 I used to own that one. It's a nice original coin. The coin at the top of the thread was the upgrade.@Manifest_Destiny The originality was what drew me to it
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1849-O dime medium O- Anacs xf-45
This girl is rotated about 20 degrees.
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@Elcontador said:
I saw the only minted 1849 Double Eagle in the Smithsonian many years ago.@Manifest_Destiny said:
@Elcontador said:
I saw the only minted 1849 Double Eagle in the Smithsonian many years ago.
@MFeld said:
@Elcontador said:
I saw the only minted 1849 Double Eagle in the Smithsonian many years ago.While only one example has been accounted for, it’s believed that more than one were struck/minted.
Does this one of mine count? At least a good case can be made that the gold in it was found in California in 1849 and then transported to the mint in Philadelphia:
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OK, here is one I once owned which has an 1849 date on it:

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@pogonip said:

G.S.L.C.P.G. = GREAT SALT LAKE CITY PURE GOLD
Thanks to pogonip for providing his photo of a similar coin - though this one was not the one I once owned. His is a 2 1/2 and mine a 5 dollar.
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@1northcoin said:
@pogonip said:

G.S.L.C.P.G. = GREAT SALT LAKE CITY PURE GOLD
Thanks to pogonip for providing his photo of a similar coin - though this one was not the one I once owned. His is a 2 1/2 and mine a 5 dollar.
Amazing rare $2.50 Mormon piece!
https://www.pcgs.com/coinfacts/coin/1849-2-50-mormon/10259/401 -
I have a wonderful 1849o in a terminal die state that is uncirculated but net graded to au55 due to the diagnostic weak strike from the heavily lapped die. It is filled with toned/colorful and vibrant luster under its original skin. One of the most attractive non-gem dollars I have seen. But I don’t have any good pictures that convey its look. Here is the best my phone can do it doesn’t come close to showing the greens oranges and reds or flashy semi PL luster

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I owned this unique Ormsby $5 back in the day. Now in the Smithsonian, so I know I'll never get it back. :'(

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Doggedly collecting coins of the Central American Republic.
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Saw this one at a pawnshop, but it was too beat up for my liking.

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@Manifest_Destiny said:
@Elcontador said:
I saw the only minted 1849 Double Eagle in the Smithsonian many years ago.
The hairlines!

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@CRHer700 said:
@Manifest_Destiny said:
@Elcontador said:
I saw the only minted 1849 Double Eagle in the Smithsonian many years ago.
The hairlines!

The only known 1849 $20 gold has long been known as an impaired Proof. I think that's grounds for melting it down, don't you?
It would have a hard time getting a CAC sticker if it were ever to be graded.Retired dealer and avid collector of U.S. type coins, 19th century presidential campaign medalets and selected medals. In recent years I have been working on a set of British coins - at least one coin from each king or queen who issued pieces that are collectible. I am also collecting at least one coin for each Roman emperor from Julius Caesar to ... ?1 -

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