New Market Trends in Dahlonega Gold Coins, 2023 and Beyond
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It's Time to Rewrite the Price Guides for Nice Southern Gold Coinage (At Least Half Eagles)
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I’m going to focus on the Southern gold half eagles which were offered for sale on March 23rd…
Read MoreFive Things I Learned About the "New" Dahlonega Gold Market in the 2022 ANA Stack's Bowers Sykes Collection Sale
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On August 25th, 2022, Stack’s Bowers sold a comprehensive specialized set of Dahlonega gold…
Read MoreSo...You've Decided to Collect Dahlonega Gold...
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If I had to select the Most Popular Branch Mint it would likely be Dahlonega. These gold coins have become an avidly-sought after area of the market with collectors from all over the country building sets...
Read MoreThe Indian Rocks Beach Collection of Dahlonega Coinage
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Douglas Winter Numismatics is pleased to announce its most recent Concierge Sale, which features the Indian Rocks Beach Collection of Dahlonega gold…
Read MoreThe Rare 1854-D Quarter Eagle
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This finest known 1854-D joins the finest collection of quarter eagles ever assembled; a collection I have had the pleasure of curating for over two decades.
Read MoreThe Economics of Coin Demand
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The economics of numismatics is simple: the value of a coin is largely based on simple supply and demand ratios. (Right...?)
Read MoreGuest Blog - A Dahlonega Odyssey: Completion of the Auraria Collection
/Today on the blog, we hand the reigns over to collector Joe Gaines, who shares his story and collecting lessons with us.
Read MoreHow Rare are High-Grade Dahlonega Quarter Eagles?
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The Dahlonega mint began production of quarter eagles in 1839 and discontinued this denomination in 1859. There are a total of 20 issues and two major types: the popular one-year Classic Head (1839 only) and the Liberty Head (1840-1859).
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