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1896 Double Eagle Grading.

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This date trades as a bullion coin (primarily metal value) up to MS62 these days. Since your coin has little chance of exceeding that grade I wouldn't be too concerned about AU58 vs MS60. It looks completely genuine and contains nearly one troy ounce of gold, that's where the monetary value is and you have a nice big hunk of gold there.
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Unless you need the cash now! Hold on to it for a few months longer and you can probably get an extra $100 - $200 more when gold goes above $1400.
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I would think AU-58.
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Thanks for all the info guys. So basically double eagles are not a real gem and very valuable intrinsically unless it is graded 61 and higher? Is this correct.
I did have a local coin dealer offer me $1350 for it today. I told him I would let him know tomorrow because I got this for a great deal I'm tempted to take it as I would make a quick 200 on it. But the real question is what would be the next coin to start shopping for.

I really want to start buying and selling classic gold coins for a turn around profit. Any Suggestions?
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So basically double eagles are not a real gem and very valuable intrinsically unless it is graded 61 and higher? Is this correct.


Not correct. This varies greatly by date/mm. Yours is a common date so it really needs to grade MS to be worth a significant premium over melt value. Your coin melts at $1290 today so $1350 is a fair offer.
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AU-58
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