Pre-33 Gold Coins - $5 Indian Head Half Eagle

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Title	:	Pre-33 Gold Coins - $5 Indian Head Half Eagle
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Comment from : The Irish pirate

Sorry, the modern eagles look lifeless in comparison to the half eagle-- hope that you've still got it in your collection
Comment from : Cool Coins & Stuff

I ordered my first 1/10th oz Britannia pretty excited It was the cheapest 1/10th oz on HeroBullion Can’t wait for it to come in
Comment from : Phillip Palermo

hy 2 is 1 thank you very much for the size comparrison i wish more youtubers would do more of this with all types of gold and silver
Comment from : mike zambrano

Just grabbed a $10 Indian head love it
Comment from : ApplezToOranges

740 to 1740 depending on condition Proofs can be up to as much as 21k
Comment from : Terry3805

Liberty Coin has the $10 Eagle at 1130$(4833 T oz) May 7, 2023
Comment from : Goldeeelock

Maybe it’s just me, but the story of pre ‘33 gold makes it that much more appealing Not for stacking, but for the wonder and story behind these coins still existing I like getting a few here and there Premiums on pre ‘33 gold hurts though
Comment from : Kyle Smedley

Sell it to me! Love it!
Comment from : W R

Hope you still have the Indian head
Comment from : Matthew Kennedy

Are these worth collecting the entire set
Comment from : simon franks

The Indian head is more beautiful But around $700 for AU now It's a lot of premium
Comment from : Slow Ride

$5 gold Indian head is one of my favorites Such a beautiful coin !!!
Comment from : Coin Hound

I've been seeing several guys getting their old gold coins graded, late 1800's to early 1900's and several of them have come back as counterfeit I just sent a bunch of mine off to be graded just to make sure they are actually real
Comment from : TheGamerGirls

This old Indian head looks like ms 63 and it's better to stack than the new golsd where u can find easy everywhere👍🇺🇸💎🇺🇸🌹
Comment from : Bass

So the 2020 1/4 ounce of gold cost $10 and the 1909 almost 1/4 ounce of gold cost $5?
Comment from : David Gallimore

Saw one of these in my local coin shop on the auction wall I put the first bid on it I would love to have at least one of these I collect for the historical value
Comment from : fingerstylefan

I saw that SD Bullion has that coin, and I’ve been wanting one ever since I’ve seen it The history of old gold coins is very enticing I can see why you bought it
Comment from : R CE

yeah I am glad I bought that new Chevy Malibu instead of that old 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner
Comment from : Sky1

The best reason to own Pre 1933 is when you know why the category exists and why you should own some
Comment from : Sky1

I love this coin and just bought my first $5 Indian Head
Comment from : Joy T

I very much like the pre33 indian coins The art is iconic It's so sad the woke mob put the kybosh on the imagery
Comment from : rewtdawg

Nice coin! Out of 4 different minted 1909 types, your “S” mint stamp is the second most valuable of all 4 👍👍 might be a coin to get graded?¿ That’d be a great unboxing video😜🎥 I referenced the recent grey sheet
Comment from : Matt Pinder

Great looking coin, just bought one as my first pre-1933 Not part of the main stack due to price, but really cool design and history and something I can pass down to my daughter Gotta mix it up once in a while
Comment from : Affirmed _78

In Europe you can buy Liberty Heads with only a premium of 7 - 8 So they are an alternative to the new bullions with no history I prefer such coins with a charakter and some marks like the wrinkles in the face of someone who knows the life, instead the new "artetficial" ones
Comment from : Blackjack

Where are you sourcing from online? Every dealer I find online has prices much higher than LCS’s in my area, but on the flip they’re almost always out of gold
Comment from : Rebellaxbro

I personally love pre-33 gold coins I like the Liberty head coins more I love them for their history
Comment from : Crystal Kim

You’re highlighting the difference between stacking and collecting I rarely buy ungraded pre-33 Plus side is additional gain potential with rarity
Comment from : Trey Cranson

Love the Chris Reeve
Comment from : PenthouseBOSS

Having a few pre 33 is fun in my opinion Just the thought that these coins carry with them so many stories of peoples using, holding and someone around 1933, was a rebel and said F you FDR, I’ll keep this and I don’t care it it’s illegal Real rebels The history is why I have a few, I’ll never know who had them or what stories lie in their journeys, none the less, they have them and I think they are amazing coins for that reason This $5 coin is my favorite of all the pre 33s I have 2 angel gold coins (I think they are same size as the roosters I think) I heard they were carried by French pilots during the war of their era To think that maybe one of mine were in a scared young man piloting in a historic war and survived and made its way to my collection Cool thought, doubtful but maybe!
Comment from : coleroyce

Those saint gaudens are beautiful
Comment from : ApplezToOranges

Whatever happened to good design? The old liberty coins look Colonial, but the Indians are majestic Even the modern Buffalo can't compare It has the right elements, yet drab in comparison One hundred years from now, I think the opinion will be the same Especially with the new eagles If it weren't for the hook on the beak, you'd think the eagle was a ground hog or something If design is a reflection of culture we've gone from majestic to common
Comment from : michaelb406

I'd think that if you do the math on the amount of gold in each type of pre 33 coin, you can compare its premium vs new coins and see if you are at least getting a reasonable price on the bullion content
Comment from : White Rose Motors

Which is a better long term investment? I'm trying to stack for retirement and I've heard you can turn pre-33 for a much higher profit later, but I have my doubts
Comment from : Val Holla

doug polk here
Comment from : David Rinpe

Very first gold coin I got is identical to this one! 1909 D $5 Indian head after my sister passed away I’ll keep this puppy for life My next coin was 1 oz American gold eagle Next I’m going for buffalo if we get a dip
Comment from : ApplezToOranges

Would make a sweet necklace
Comment from : Eddie Digs

I’m not a jewelry type of guy but I always thought if I were to wear a coin in a bezel around my neckit’d be one of these pre-33 Indians The design is beautiful I definitely don’t plan on buying any pre-33 for my stack though It sure is pretty though 🤩
Comment from : Four9ines

I like the Indian head as well But totally correct, modern bullion is worth all effort Pre 33… who knows what you’re mispaying or if you can sell it easily, or how much you’re being taken advantage of if you have you over think the date But yeah… a few 33 coins are cool for historical love
Comment from : Matt Deckard

What size capsule does that $5 come come in? I’m picking up pre 33 today for $600 from my local coin dealer
Comment from : ApplezToOranges

I love the 500 Indian coin!!! my first raw coin purchases were 3 $5 gold Indians and two $5 liberties I also love the $250 gold Indian I love this coin design so much that I actually where one in a bezel set on a gold chain! Great purchase in my opinion
Comment from : Caleb Norton

I love this coin so much!🪙❤️💕 it’s beautiful!🪙❤️💕💕💎
Comment from : GHOSTFACE

Kinda the only pre 33 I like too,I went at got a 1913 $5 gold Indian today had the $25 so I grabbed a $5 and a 10th oz eagle also!
Comment from : Jimmy Twotone

Great video, wish you spoke more about them as in worth and grade
Comment from : GhostDiZ

btw 1909s is a good one to have graded if its graded in mint state it could fetch a pretty penny cheers
Comment from : MrBennymarco

how could you not like pre33 designs? all the modern bullion is based off of the pre33 lol i have alot of modern bullion but have been stacking pre33 hard too for many reasons pre33 is by far better than modern dont have to buy slab pre33, can go for raws
Comment from : MrBennymarco

Just bought a 1911 $5 Indian Head gold piece yesterday Wasn't looking for gold at my LCS, but I loved the looks and didn't know when I'd stumble across another one, so it came home Most likely the only one I get since I prefer 1/4 oz or greater coins
Comment from : FU 46

The price is as high as the coin is worth
Comment from : Rainbow Music

Why does a $5 gold coin only have 1/10 oz of gold while a $20 gold coin has almost 1 oz? That's confusing and unsuspecting buyers might believe it's 25 oz
Comment from : Charles Gross

To me, Pre 33 coins are beautiful, but what I enjoy more are the history they have To look at a Pre 33 coin & think, where was this coin kept? Where has it traveled? Who was the person who kept it so that it didn't get melted? etc That's a great coin you have Best wishes
Comment from : Silver Coin Outdoors

I fell for the $10 indian Had to have onebrAlso the 20 mexican peso The designs
Comment from : Ricky Franco

@2is1 Re your question/comment around min 2:40 about pre 33 vs bullion, the only “advice” per se is something I heard from Lynette Zang on this topic wherein she spoke about the risk of confiscation on bullion over a certain ounce threshold not hitting pre 33 gold and pre 70s/80s (I’m forgetting) silver because those are considered “collectibles” Also, worth noting that bullion jewelry (22K and up) is not considered “bullion” in the event of a confiscation either so that’s worth considering though the choices in the States for bullion jewelry are pretty narrow and DXB is your best bet for that Cheers!
Comment from : Rochelle M Fernandes

All indians are hard dates 09 _0 is the best
Comment from : John Baker

Even cleaned u should get 650$ at spot 1750
Comment from : John Baker

Defenetly keep it in a capsule n its 63
Comment from : John Baker

Your indian head looks good I couldn't tell if its cleaned uncleaned in 63 on that common year is about 1100 bucks might have been a good score
Comment from : John Baker

Another great video, as always! Did you go with the Airtite A22 direct fit to place your Indian Head in?
Comment from : Matthew Piazza

Download a pcgs book from your app store Anything you need to know will be in there They have everything from half cents all the way up to colonial coins, gold coins and bullion
Comment from : Bradley Burton

They all seem to have massive premiums Not sure what’s a good buy
Comment from : iTechSavvy

the pre 33 gold double eagle is my fav coin, with that big flying eagle on the reverse
Comment from : Nathan R

The half Indian is the most often made fake Don’t know why, just say’in
Comment from : Gordon Blank

I do have an ms65 or better double eagle on my collection list, but I will probably be a much older man before that happens brFocusing on weight at this time
Comment from : youKnowWho3311

I have a $1 gold liberty 1854 smallest US coin ever minted! I bought it mostly for the history and uniqueness definitely not something I will stack! But it is cool that it’s gold!
Comment from : The Platinum Beast

Interesting video!!! 👍
Comment from : Frankie Sinatra

love your channel
Comment from : kuna coins

To me, pre-33 has more character because people actually used them My mother gave me a quarter eagle and all of her silver coins, including an 1854-O half, while my brother got the gold eagle I know I would be less inclined to sell "real" coins, so if there are some decent looking circulated coins from the US or foreign country, I might considering purchasing a few of them in addition to the AGE
Comment from : Ralph Otte

What capsules do you buy? I like how it is sealed in clear capsules and no foam
Comment from : Whoops

I just bought three of them in AU condition
Comment from : Goldcic Vibefel

I like the pre-1909 Liberty Head gold coins for some reason - the incused details on the Indian Head always seemed strange to me even though they protect the design on the coin better Maybe I will get one some day
Comment from : Tahoe T

Its not 90 percent gold it’s 9675 percent gold
Comment from : Vanilla Gorilla

That 1909 S is most definitely a keeper! Only 292,200 were minted, VERY collectible
Comment from : Tim Osman

My LCS buys a lot of jewelry and with that comes pendants I've purchased several pre-33 and others my price is not much over melt so grading isn't of any concern
Comment from : Mike Miller

Looks good, I like the historical aspect but I'm not willing to get into the sticks over grading and dates I collect some common date Morgan silver dollars just for the history and I'll probably buy a gold piece like this as well
Comment from : Mike Baxter

Beautiful coin I am collection the buffalo gold 1 ounce coins now They are 9999 pure and they are beautiful coins They are the first American gold coins to be 24 carrot I believe
Comment from : 1000silver

Why do you prefer eagles over buffalo?
Comment from : Eric

I sell my Gold to my coin dealer He will take "coins" a lot quicker than BullionBetter turnover for him
Comment from : Lyndon Fisher

Sebbie makes a good backdrop 💪💪💪
Comment from : J C

Wow you know your stuff with this coin I thought you only bought the same American bullion coin over and over, but apparently you have been holding back! Time to show a lot more of the type one eagles and double eagles you probably have stashed away
Comment from : Braden

After collecting Morgans for a couple of years, I switched to bullion because I wasn't OCD enough to avoid overpaying for collectibles I do love the pre 33 gold coins for their historic quality Some of the more common St Gauden's double eagles are common enough in BU condition to be priced pretty close to bullion Best of both worlds, imo Many of those pre 33's were stored overseas in BU condition and repatriated back to the US after they were legal to stack
Comment from : Larry A

So beautiful, both old and new!!
Comment from : COIN COLLECTING FUN

Merry Christmas
Comment from : Bobby P

i buy pre 33 because i dislike the reverse of the American eagle -
Comment from : thomas aitken

Just grabbed a 2018 1/10 oz gold kangaroo for $200 and the 2oz silver kookaburra 2020 for $56 I did pretty good today Only $16 over spot in total Not bad huh
Comment from : Mike D

Can you put the Indian on the same « scale » than the Roosters (not usa) ?
Comment from : ikust007

Tell me Sir: are they 5$ or 10$? Cheers ! I LOVE old coins
Comment from : ikust007

Does a gold buffalo fit in a 32mm direct fit capsule? Or do you have to get the exact size capsule? 327mm
Comment from : Coins USA - Rare Coins

Europe here I was recently told that 20 usd coins (specifically from 1876 and 1927) have zero value over regular bullions Maybe it's a US thing
Comment from : Andre L

Guaranteed it won't go rusty like modern coins can, it doesn't take much time to check mintages, you can end up with some really special coins collecting pre33, I'd say it beats modern bullion
Comment from : mark james