Historic Gold Liberty Coins Now Available by the Pound

From 1838 to 1908, the United States Mint struck some of the most enduring gold coins in American history—the Gold Liberty series. These coins circulated through the Wild West, the Gilded Age, and the dawn of the 20th century. And now, for a limited time, you can own them by the pound.

U.S. Goverment-Issued Gold Coins Struck in 90% Gold

That’s right—you can secure a full pound of U.S. government–issued Gold Liberty coins. Each gold coin is an original piece of history, struck in various sizes ranging from the 4.18-gram $2.50 Quarter Eagle all the way up to the 33.436-gram $20 Gold Double Eagle—all struck in highly pure 90% fine gold and guaranteed to be in collector condition with clearly visible dates and mint marks.

The Gold Liberty Coins that Powered a Nation

The $2.50, $5, and $10 Gold Liberty coins—struck from 1838 to 1908—show off Christian Gobrecht’s elegant designs, while the mighty $20 Liberty Double Eagle proudly carries the handiwork of James B. Longacre. Each denomination shares a classic portrait of Lady Liberty on the obverse and a bold eagle on the reverse, giving them a family resemblance any collector can spot. In the Wild West, these coins were everywhere: the smaller pieces jingled through saloons and general stores paying for meals, tools, and the occasional poker hand, while the larger denominations handled big-ticket purchases and serious bank business. Today, they still spark curiosity and smiles, especially from collectors who love holding a little frontier history in their hands.

Vintage Gold Coins are Becoming Increasingly Scarce

Today, surviving examples of these coins are increasingly scarce, as decades of circulation, melting, and loss have left far fewer of these historic pieces available to collectors than the millions originally struck.

$2.50 Quarter Eagle

Year Minted   1840-1907

Total Mintage   11,921,171

Weight   4.18 grams

Diameter   18 mm

$5 Half Eagle

Year Minted   1839-1908

Total Mintage   ~70 Million

Weight   8.359 grams

Diameter   21.6 mm

$10 Eagle

Year Minted   1838-1907

Total Mintage   ~42 million

Weight   16.718 grams

Diameter   27 mm

$20 Double Eagle

Year Minted   1849-1907

Total Mintage   ~174 million

Weight   33.436 grams

Diameter   34 mm

It's a Miracle Any Survived!

THE 1933 GOLD RECALL

The coins here miraculously survived President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Gold Recall of 1933, requiring all Americans to trade in their gold, gold bullion, and gold certificates as a means of boosting an economy that was still foundering following the Great Depression. The government collected and melted $300 million in gold coins, turning them into gold bars that reside in Fort Knox. As a result, nobody knows how many of these $5 Gold Liberty coins still exist today.

One, Half and Quarter-Pound Bags Available

If a one-pound 20-coin bag of gleaming Gold Liberty Coins is too much for you to handle, we also have half-pound 10-coin bags and quarter-pound 6-coin bags available. These hefty bags of Gold Liberties come housed in burlap sacks, ensuring that collectors can add substantial weight to their stash of gold coins! The dates and mints in these bags will vary.

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Each bag contains an assorted mix of $2.50, $5, $10, and $20 Liberty gold pieces

• Dates and mint marks will vary
• All coins in rustic burlap sacks
• And a FREE Bonus Pack worth over $230!

Household Limit: Maximum 5 coins per household

1 POUND

The Prospector's Haul

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20 Coins Included
A full pound of vintage American gold history in your hands

1/2 POUND

The Pioneer's Cache

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10 Coins Included
A substantial collection perfect for serious collectors

1/4 POUND

The Settler's Stake

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6 Coins Included
An excellent entry into vintage gold collecting

Bonus Pack Included

Over $230 Value

• Declaration of Independence 8½" x 11"Commemorative
• Gold Type Set Information Booklet
• 1934 $100,000Gold Certificate Commemorative Print
• 1880-1904 $1 Morgan Dollar graded NGC/PCGS MS64 (date our choice)
• 2025 1oz Silver Eagle Graded MS70