The ONLY Proof Ike Dollar Mated Pair On A Dime & Nickel Planchet NGC PF65 UNIQUE
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1860 GOLD G$1 PCGS PR 65 CAM
US $34,700
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PRCAM 65
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PCGS & CAC
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47950064
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2026-06-09
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1860 GOLD G$1 PCGS PR 65 CAM
Grading Service: PCGS
Cert Number: 47950064
SKU: 145312
Coin History
1860 GOLD G$1
Every year that the Philadelphia Mint produced business strike Gold Dollars of the Type III design, it also delivered proofs. In keeping with the standards of the U.S. proof gold series as a whole, all specimen deliveries in the Type III Gold Dollar series are rare. The earliest issues are the most elusive, the 1856, 1857 and 1858 having unknown, although presumably very limited original mintages. The late-date deliveries, particularly those struck during from 1882 through 1889, are usually encounterd with more frequency in today's market. Due to limited business strike mintages during the 1880s, however, the proofs from that decade are eagerly sought by date collectors. The proof Gold Dollars from the 1860s and 1870s are underrated and, as a rule, much rarer than their original mintages (many of which are already limited) might suggest.
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1860 GOLD G$1 PCGS PR 65 CAM
Grading Service: PCGS
Cert Number: 47950064
SKU: 145312
Coin History
1860 GOLD G$1
Every year that the Philadelphia Mint produced business strike Gold Dollars of the Type III design, it also delivered proofs. In keeping with the standards of the U.S. proof gold series as a whole, all specimen deliveries in the Type III Gold Dollar series are rare. The earliest issues are the most elusive, the 1856, 1857 and 1858 having unknown, although presumably very limited original mintages. The late-date deliveries, particularly those struck during from 1882 through 1889, are usually encounterd with more frequency in today's market. Due to limited business strike mintages during the 1880s, however, the proofs from that decade are eagerly sought by date collectors. The proof Gold Dollars from the 1860s and 1870s are underrated and, as a rule, much rarer than their original mintages (many of which are already limited) might suggest.
Store Categories
Stores Home
Colonials
Half Cents
Large Cents
Small Cents
Two-Cent Pieces
Three-Cent Silvers
Nickels
Half Dimes
Dimes
Twenty-Cent Pieces
Quarter Dollars
Half Dollars
Seated Dollars
Trade Dollars
Morgan Dollars
Peace Dollars
One Dollar Gold
Two Fifty Gold
Three Dollar Gold
Five Dollar Gold
Ten Dollar Gold
Twenty Dollar Gold
Commemorative Gold
Three-Cent Nickels
Other
