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1871 Three-Dollar Gold Piece PCGS AU58 (CAC) CMQ.
US $10,541
Grade
Add On CAC & CMQ
Grading service
PCGS
Cert number
51185161
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Date
2026-06-10
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Description
1871 Three-Dollar Gold Piece PCGS AU58 (CAC) CMQ.
PCGS # 7993
Grading Service PCGS
Grade AU58
Mint Location Philadelphia
Year 1871
Designation NONE
Strike Business
Grade Add On CAC & CMQ
1871 Three-Dollar Gold Piece PCGS AU58 (CAC) CMQ.
1871 $3
SKU: 51185161
An exceptional opportunity to own one of America’s most distinctive 19th-century gold issues, this 1871 Three-Dollar Gold Piece offers rarity, eye appeal, and strong third-party recognition. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint during the Reconstruction era, the $3 gold denomination remains a perennial favorite among advanced U.S. gold collectors for its short mintages, challenging availability, and iconic design.
"Coin Details"
Date and Type: 1871 Three-Dollar Gold Piece
Mint: Philadelphia
Certification: PCGS AU-58 (Cert # 51185161)
CAC: Yes
Additional Recognition: CMQ
"Historical Significance"
Introduced in 1854, the Three-Dollar Gold Piece is among the most unusual denominations ever produced by the United States Mint. By 1871, gold coinage had become a symbol of national stability and commerce following the Civil War, and surviving examples of this denomination are widely sought due to both their scarcity and the frequency with which they circulated or were later melted. A Philadelphia issue from this period is a cornerstone candidate for collectors building a comprehensive $3 gold set or a broader U.S. gold type collection.
"Condition and Eye Appeal"
Graded AU-58, this coin sits at the doorstep of Mint State and is prized for its combination of near-uncirculated detail and attractive overall presentation. Expect sharp remaining design elements typical of the grade, with only light friction on the highest points. The surfaces display pleasing original gold color with warm, natural toning and subtle luster that enhances the coin’s classic 19th-century character.
"Collector Value"
The presence of CAC approval adds an extra layer of confidence, signaling quality for the assigned grade and making this piece especially appealing to discerning buyers. As an 1871 Philadelphia Three-Dollar Gold Piece with premium verification, it is well suited for:
U.S. gold type sets
Three-Dollar Gold Piece date sets
Collectors seeking high-end About Uncirculated examples with strong market liquidity
Buyers wanting a historically significant gold coin with enduring collector demand
A scarce and visually appealing Reconstruction-era gold coin, this 1871 $3 Gold Piece in AU-58 with CAC is a standout choice for collectors who value originality, quality, and long-term desirability.
PCGS # 7993
Grading Service PCGS
Grade AU58
Mint Location Philadelphia
Year 1871
Designation NONE
Strike Business
Grade Add On CAC & CMQ
1871 Three-Dollar Gold Piece PCGS AU58 (CAC) CMQ.
1871 $3
SKU: 51185161
An exceptional opportunity to own one of America’s most distinctive 19th-century gold issues, this 1871 Three-Dollar Gold Piece offers rarity, eye appeal, and strong third-party recognition. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint during the Reconstruction era, the $3 gold denomination remains a perennial favorite among advanced U.S. gold collectors for its short mintages, challenging availability, and iconic design.
"Coin Details"
Date and Type: 1871 Three-Dollar Gold Piece
Mint: Philadelphia
Certification: PCGS AU-58 (Cert # 51185161)
CAC: Yes
Additional Recognition: CMQ
"Historical Significance"
Introduced in 1854, the Three-Dollar Gold Piece is among the most unusual denominations ever produced by the United States Mint. By 1871, gold coinage had become a symbol of national stability and commerce following the Civil War, and surviving examples of this denomination are widely sought due to both their scarcity and the frequency with which they circulated or were later melted. A Philadelphia issue from this period is a cornerstone candidate for collectors building a comprehensive $3 gold set or a broader U.S. gold type collection.
"Condition and Eye Appeal"
Graded AU-58, this coin sits at the doorstep of Mint State and is prized for its combination of near-uncirculated detail and attractive overall presentation. Expect sharp remaining design elements typical of the grade, with only light friction on the highest points. The surfaces display pleasing original gold color with warm, natural toning and subtle luster that enhances the coin’s classic 19th-century character.
"Collector Value"
The presence of CAC approval adds an extra layer of confidence, signaling quality for the assigned grade and making this piece especially appealing to discerning buyers. As an 1871 Philadelphia Three-Dollar Gold Piece with premium verification, it is well suited for:
U.S. gold type sets
Three-Dollar Gold Piece date sets
Collectors seeking high-end About Uncirculated examples with strong market liquidity
Buyers wanting a historically significant gold coin with enduring collector demand
A scarce and visually appealing Reconstruction-era gold coin, this 1871 $3 Gold Piece in AU-58 with CAC is a standout choice for collectors who value originality, quality, and long-term desirability.
