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Early Gold Commemoratives

PRODUCT ID: 25468

Certified Commemorative 2.5 Gold Sesqui 1926 MS65 NGC

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PRODUCT ID: 32979

$2.5 Gold Commemorative Sesquicentennial 1926 Uncirculated

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PRODUCT ID: 61129

Certified Gold Commemorative 1915-S Panama-Pacific Expo AU

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PRODUCT ID: 61222

Certified Gold Commemorative 1915-S Panama-Pacific Expo MS65 PCGS

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PRODUCT ID: 25468

Certified Commemorative 2.5 Gold Sesqui 1926 MS65 NGC

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PRODUCT ID: 32979

$2.5 Gold Commemorative Sesquicentennial 1926 Uncirculated

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PRODUCT ID: 61129

Certified Gold Commemorative 1915-S Panama-Pacific Expo AU

As low as $650.00(1 avail.)

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PRODUCT ID: 61222

Certified Gold Commemorative 1915-S Panama-Pacific Expo MS65 PCGS

As low as $1,595.00(1 avail.)

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Market summary

Meta/Chg

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Gold-15.22

$4,108.18

$4,122.71

Silver-0.26

$59.49

$60.21

Platinum+8.00

$1,629.00

$1,654.00

Palladium+29.50

$1,270.50

$1,322.50

Rhodium

$7,800.00

$8,200.00

Early Gold Commemoratives

The first United States commemorative coin was the Columbian half dollar designed by Olin Lewis Warner. Charles E. Barber engraved the obverse, showing the bust of Columbus; and George T. Morgan engraved the reverse, a representation of Columbus's flagship the Santa Maria above two hemispheres. The coins were sold for $1 each at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago during 1893. A great many remained unsold and a substantial quantity was later released for circulation at face value or melted. Approximately 100 brilliant Proofs were struck for each date.