Collectible coins encompass a range of numismatic items, including historical coins, commemorative pieces, and modern bullion, highly valued for their rarity, condition, and demand. In the United States, coins such as the G 50 (which generally refers to the grading scale) signify a specific state of preservation, with G standing for "Good" condition, meaning the coin may show significant wear but still retains identifiable features. Collectors often seek coins from different eras, minting techniques, and limited editions, contributing to their appreciation and investment value.
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1851 G$50 Humbert 880 THOUS, No 50, Lettered Edge, K-2 | G$50 | U.S. Assay Office - Augustus Humbert | 1851 | California |
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1851 G$50 Humbert Target Rev, 887 THOUS, Reeded Edge, K-6 | G$50 | U.S. Assay Office - Augustus Humbert | 1851 | California |
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1852 G$50 Humbert Target Rev, 887 THOUS, Reeded Edge, K-11 | G$50 | U.S. Assay Office - Augustus Humbert | 1852 | California |
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1852 G$50 U.S. Assay Office 887 THOUS, K-13 | G$50 | United States Assay Office of Gold | 1852 | California |
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1855 G$50 Kellogg & Co. Commemorative Restrike | G$50 | Kellogg & Co. | 1855 | San Francisco |
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1855 G$50 Kellogg & Co. K-4 | G$50 | Kellogg & Co. | 1855 | San Francisco |
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1855 G$50 Wass, Molitor & Co. K-9 | G$50 | Wass | 1855 | San Francisco |