If you want a truly rare eagle like an 1861-S you will pay dearly for it. But a 1900-S is a bullion coin, if you can find one. Most of the low mintage 1890's O mints are bullion coins too, and they aren't as plentiful as they were six months ago. Any of them are more interesting than a 1901-S or an 1881-P, which are available by the bushel.
"Two minutes ago I would have sold my chances for a tired dime." Fred Astaire
Edited by thq
07/20/2020 1:04 pm