Скачать или смотреть The Fairmont Collection Reserve+ : One of the Largest-Ever Hoards of Vintage Gold Coins!

An opportunity to own a historic gold coin from one of the largest-ever hoards of vintage gold coins does not come along every day. Introducing the Fairmont Reserve + Collection, a special subset of the Fairmont Collection that only includes the highest quality coins with the greatest luster and exceptional beauty!

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Today, we’re giving our dedicated customer base of discerning collectors a chance to enhance their collection with these breathtaking, premium-quality vintage Coronet $5 and $10 Gold Liberty coins! But you’ll have to act fast to reserve yours; quantities are extremely limited!

Highly Coveted + Designation, Top 30% of Grade!

Meticulously authenticated, graded, and encapsulated by Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS,) one of the leading third-party coin grading services in the world, each coin and set has earned the Mint State-62+ to Mint State-63+ (MS62+ to MS63+) grade, earning the coveted PCGS “+” designation, which means it has exceptional eye appeal and ranks in the top 30% of the grade!

These stunning coins are encased in museum-quality slabs and proudly display a gold foil label that signifies their inclusion in The Fairmont Collection Reserve+. You’ll also receive a custom-designed Fairmont Reserve + presentation case and a story card about this historic coin hoard!
Classic American Coins That Escaped the Gold Recall of 1933
To help an economy that was still foundering following the Great Depression, President Franklin Roosevelt signed an executive order known as the Gold Recall of 1933, requiring all Americans to trade in their gold, gold bullion, and gold certificates. Millions of gold coins were melted, and as a result, nobody knows how many of these $5 Gold Liberty and $10 Gold Liberty coins still exist today!

Extremely Limited Populations!

Based on PCGS’ population report, as of 2/28/2024, of the total 60,571,363 mintage of all 1839-1908 $5 Coronet Liberty coins, only 11,269, or just 5%, of those submitted to PCGS, earned a Mint State 62 grade or higher with the + designation!

Similarly, of the 42,684,266 mintage of all 1838-1907 Coronet $10 Gold Liberty coins, only 7,531, or just 4.5%, of those submitted to PCGS, earned a Mint State 62 grade or higher with a + designation!