1861 G$1 MS62 认证号80514884, PCGS号7558

1861 G$1 - Civil War Collection – Two types of dollar coins were minted in 1861; one was made of gold and is designated in numismatic terms as G$1 and the other of silver and known as the S$1. The gold dollar was minted at both the Philadelphia and Dahlonega GA mints. Production at the Dahlonega Mint was very limited as a result of the Civil War. The silver dollar was only produced at the Philadelphia mint. My example of the G$1 Philadelphia minted coin has been graded by PCGS as an MS62 gold piece. It is well struck and has high quality eye appeal for an MS62 coin with a minimum amount of nicks or other contact marks. The Philadelphia Mint produced 527,499 gold dollars in 1861 and the PCGS survival estimate is 2,000 coins. Graded/authenticated statistics are: PCGS 1,185 and NGC 1,440 (April 5, 2016).

David Akers (1975/88)

This is one of the few Type III gold dollars that could accurately be termed "common" and even gem examples are readily available.