Explore classic U.S. gold and silver coins, modern American issues, and physical gold and silver bullion. ECC helps clients understand certification, grade, rarity, precious-metal content, premiums and the differences between numismatic and bullion products.
Classic U.S. gold combines precious-metal content with American history and numismatic collectibility. Availability varies by date, mintmark, grade and certification.
The Liberty Head Quarter Eagle is a classic U.S. gold denomination with a long production history. Collectors can pursue everything from attractive type coins to scarce dates, branch-mint issues and high-grade certified examples.
CALL FOR AVAILABILITY →The Three-Dollar Gold Piece is one of America's most distinctive gold denominations. James B. Longacre's Indian Princess design, unusual face value, relatively low mintages and short series make it especially desirable to numismatic collectors.
CALL FOR AVAILABILITY →The Liberty Head Half Eagle combines substantial gold content with generations of American history. Coins were produced at several U.S. mints, creating a broad range of dates, mintmarks, rarity levels and certified collecting opportunities.
CALL FOR AVAILABILITY →The Liberty Head Eagle is a substantial classic American gold coin with strong collector recognition. Date, mintmark, preservation, eye appeal and certification can all play an important role in determining numismatic value.
CALL FOR AVAILABILITY →The Liberty Head Double Eagle is one of the most recognizable large-format U.S. gold coins. Its nearly one-ounce gold content, historic importance and numerous collectible dates make it popular with both gold buyers and serious numismatists.
CALL FOR AVAILABILITY →Designed by Bela Lyon Pratt, the Indian Head Quarter Eagle is famous for its incuse design, with major design elements recessed below the coin's surface. Its unique appearance and compact series make it a favorite among classic U.S. gold collectors.
CALL FOR AVAILABILITY →The Indian Head Half Eagle shares Bela Lyon Pratt's distinctive incuse design and is unlike nearly every other U.S. coinage series. Certified examples are collected by date, mintmark and grade, with select issues commanding significant numismatic premiums.
CALL FOR AVAILABILITY →Augustus Saint-Gaudens' Indian Head Eagle is considered one of the great designs of American coinage. Its dramatic portrait, large gold format and important key dates give the series strong appeal among advanced collectors.
CALL FOR AVAILABILITY →The Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle is widely regarded as one of America's most beautiful coins. Designed by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, it combines nearly one ounce of gold with an iconic design, important history and a deep certified collector market.
CALL FOR AVAILABILITY →The four-dollar Stella is one of the legendary rarities of U.S. gold coinage. Created as an experimental international trade coin, surviving examples are highly prized, historically significant and typically sought by advanced collectors.
CALL FOR AVAILABILITY →Modern U.S. Mint gold issues combine recognized gold content with collectible certified formats.
For the American Gold Eagles listed below, ECC offers both MS70 and Proof 70 certified examples when available. A numeric grade of 70 is the highest grade on the widely used 70-point coin-grading scale.
The 1/10 oz American Gold Eagle offers the iconic U.S. Mint Gold Eagle design in an accessible fractional size. ECC offers certified examples including MS70 and Proof 70 coins — the highest numeric grades on the 70-point grading scale.
CALL FOR AVAILABILITY →The 1/4 oz American Gold Eagle combines fractional gold ownership with one of America's best-known modern bullion coin programs. Certified MS70 and Proof 70 examples represent the highest numeric grades on the 70-point grading scale.
CALL FOR AVAILABILITY →The 1/2 oz American Gold Eagle provides a larger fractional-gold option with strong recognition among U.S. precious-metals buyers. ECC offers certified MS70 and Proof 70 examples, the highest numeric grades on the 70-point grading scale.
CALL FOR AVAILABILITY →The one-ounce American Gold Eagle is the flagship denomination of the U.S. Mint's American Gold Eagle program. Certified MS70 and Proof 70 coins carry the highest numeric grades on the 70-point grading scale and are popular with modern coin collectors.
CALL FOR AVAILABILITY →The fractional $5 American Gold Buffalo is a collectible modern U.S. gold issue based on James Earle Fraser's classic Buffalo Nickel design. Fractional Buffalo issues are distinct from the standard one-ounce $50 Gold Buffalo and can be especially appealing to modern U.S. gold collectors.
CALL FOR AVAILABILITY →For clients focused primarily on physical gold ownership rather than numismatic rarity, ECC also offers investment-grade gold bullion in both bar and coin form, subject to market availability.
Gold bars provide a straightforward way to own physical gold, with pricing generally driven primarily by gold content, weight, brand/refiner and current market premiums.
Sovereign-minted bullion coins combine physical gold content with the recognition of major government mint programs. Premiums vary by product, size and market conditions.
ECC offers a range of historic and modern U.S. silver coins, from iconic Morgan and Peace Dollars to classic half dollars and American Silver Eagles. Availability varies by date, mintmark, condition and certification.
The Morgan Silver Dollar is one of the most recognized and collected coins in American numismatics. Struck from 1878 through 1904 and again in 1921, the series is known for its historic Wild West and Gilded Age connections, numerous mintmarks and broad collector following. ECC offers Morgan Dollars across a range of dates, mintmarks and certified grades, depending on current availability.
CALL FOR AVAILABILITY →First issued in 1921 to commemorate peace following World War I, the Peace Dollar features Anthony de Francisci's portrait of Liberty and a bald eagle at rest. Its short production run, distinctive high-relief first-year issue and classic American design have made the series a favorite among silver-dollar collectors.
CALL FOR AVAILABILITY →Struck from 1916 through 1947, the Walking Liberty Half Dollar features Adolph A. Weinman's celebrated image of Liberty walking toward the rising sun. the series combines historic precious-metal content with one of the most admired designs in U.S. coinage.
CALL FOR AVAILABILITY →Issued from 1948 through 1963, the Franklin Half Dollar honors founding father Benjamin Franklin and features the Liberty Bell on the reverse. the relatively compact series is popular with collectors pursuing complete date-and-mint sets and high-quality certified examples.
CALL FOR AVAILABILITY →The 1964 Kennedy Half Dollar was introduced shortly after President John F. Kennedy's assassination and became an immediate piece of American history. The 1964 issue remains popular with collectors, precious-metal buyers and those drawn to its historic significance.
CALL FOR AVAILABILITY →Introduced in 1986, the American Silver Eagle is the United States Mint's flagship one-ounce silver bullion coin. Its obverse revives Adolph A. Weinman's Walking Liberty design, while its one troy ounce of .999 fine silver and broad recognition make it popular with both bullion buyers and modern coin collectors. Certified Mint State and Proof examples are also available depending on inventory.
CALL FOR AVAILABILITY →ECC also offers physical silver bullion for clients focused primarily on precious-metal ownership. Silver bullion is available in a variety of recognizable bar and coin formats, subject to current market availability.
Silver bars offer a direct way to acquire physical silver, with value driven primarily by weight, purity, refiner and prevailing silver-market premiums.
Government-minted silver bullion coins combine physical silver content with recognizable sovereign-mint designs. ECC can help clients understand weights, purity, premiums and the differences among available bullion products.
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