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Doug Winter’s Guide to Collecting Charlotte’s Golden Heritage

Dive into the fascinating world of Charlotte Gold Coins with Doug Winter’s comprehensive guide on CoinWeek.com. The Charlotte Mint, established in 1838 amidst a gold rush, produced a range of gold coins until its closure in 1861. In this beginner’s guide, Winter explores the pros and cons of collecting Charlotte gold, shedding light on its

1861-D Gold Dollar
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Coveted Treasures: Unveiling the Allure of Dahlonega Gold Dollars

Discover the allure of Dahlonega Gold Dollars in this comprehensive overview penned by Doug Winter for PCGS News and Articles. Exploring the intricacies of this sought-after collection, Winter highlights the challenges and rarities of these elusive coins. From the short-lived series to the remarkable rarity of certain dates, delve into the world of these collector-driven

1840-D $2.50
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NGC-certified Gold Coins from Dahlonega Mint in August Sale

Stack’s is offering some of the rarest issues that came out of the Georgia gold rush. Stack’s Bowers is offering a selection of vintage US gold coins certified by Numismatic Guaranty Company™ (NGC®) that were struck at the Dahlonega Mint, which was active in Georgia from 1838 to 1861. Online bidding for the Global Showcase Auction

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When US Coins Were Minted in Georgia

The Dahlonega Mint struck numerous gold coins that can add a unique twist to your collection. Contrary to popular belief, the first significant discovery of gold in America was not in California in 1848 but in the lower Piedmont area of North Carolina in 1799. Conrad Reed, the son of a local farmer, found a

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