Posted 08/14/2012 11:43 am
As far as I know the 1921 5 cent and 50 cent are the only ones melted down in the 1920's. I believe the mintage was 206,398 for the 50 cent (with about 75 left it says in the price guide and only 3 known in mint state...but I suspect there may be more like 5 known but I can't be sure) and the mintage was 2,582,495 for the 5 cent (with about 480 known in all grades with the highest graded been a PCGS MS-67). Hope this helps.
I know your 1921 (U.S.A) 10$ gold coins are rare in MS-64 and above. I also follow a lot of the U.S market. Not as rare as the 1927-D or the 1933 doubles eagle or say the 10$ gold coins dated 1933.
I know your 1921 (U.S.A) 10$ gold coins are rare in MS-64 and above. I also follow a lot of the U.S market. Not as rare as the 1927-D or the 1933 doubles eagle or say the 10$ gold coins dated 1933.
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08/14/2012 11:46 am
08/14/2012 11:46 am
