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In the world of coin collecting, there are only two types of coins, circulated and uncirculated.
The difference between the two types of coins can usually be easily identified, and the value difference can often be considerable. Every coin starts its life as uncirculated when it is struck at the mint, and it remains in uncirculated condition until it enters the commerce stream or is otherwise damaged…
Because they featured incuse designs struck into the metal versus raised above the surface-the $2.50 and $5 Gold Indian coins were two of the most intriguing U.S. coins ever issued. Struck from 1908 to 1929, the coin features a proud Native American and stoic American Eagle. Though tough to find today, we have amassed our own spectacular hoard of fabulous $2.50 Gold Indians. Dates vary.
