In 1873, the United States Mint produced a series of three-dollar gold coins, known as Gold Dollars. These coins are part of a larger collection of U.S. gold coins and were minted at the Philadelphia mint. The three-dollar gold denomination was relatively short-lived and served a specific purpose in the economic landscape of the time. Collectors often seek these coins for their historical significance and gold content, and their rarity varies based on mintage and survival rates.

Item Denomination Series Year Mint
United States of America 1873 Philadelphia Gold Dollars $3 $3 (Three Dollars) Gold Dollars 1873 Philadelphia
United States of America 1873 Philadelphia Gold Dollars $3 $3 (Three Dollars) Gold Dollars 1873 Philadelphia