Philadelphia - Coins

The Three Dollar Gold Coin was a denomination issued by the United States from 1854 to 1889, primarily intended to facilitate the purchasing of gold in an era when gold was used extensively in commerce. The 1876 Three Dollar Gold Coin, minted in Philadelphia, is notable as it coincided with the centennial celebration of the United States. The coin features a design by the famous engraver Greenough, showcasing Lady Liberty on the obverse and a laurel wreath on the reverse. Collectors value the 1876 Three Dollar for its historical significance, design, and relative scarcity, making it a notable piece in American numismatics.

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	Item	Denomination	Series	Year	Mint
	1876-P (Philadelphia) Three Dollar $3 Gold	$3 (Three Dollars)	Three Dollar $3 Gold	1876	Philadelphia

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