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Gold From “America’s Titanic”: A 1836 Half Eagle Lost at Sea in 1838

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Gold From a 45-Minute Disaster: The 1836 Half Eagle of the S.B. Pulaski An 1836 Classic Head Half Eagle recovered from the S.B. Pulaski carries...

Sotheby’s set an auction record for a rare coin that would have been inconceivable even days ago, achieving $18.9 million USD for the only legal-to-own 1933 double eagle Saint-Gaudens $20 gold coin.

Why Great Coins Need More Than Rarity: The Stories That Create Numismatic Legends

Collecting Strategies CoinWeek - September 4, 2026

The $18.9 Million Lesson: Why the Greatest Coins Need a Great Story Rarity and condition can make a coin valuable. However, history, beauty, pedigree, and...

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