Jassal Group Numismatics

09/11/2026

A remarkable modern gold rarity with profound historical significance, this 2001 $10 American Gold Eagle was recovered from the World Trade Center site following the events of September 11, 2001. Certified PCGS MS70, this perfect example represents the highest grade attainable while serving as a tangible reminder of one of the most pivotal moments in American history.
Struck in 1/4 troy ounce of .9167 fine gold (22-karat).
Recovered from the vaults beneath the World Trade Center, these coins carry a unique provenance that distinguishes them from standard bullion issues. Individually authenticated and encapsulated by PCGS, Ground Zero Recovery coins are prized for both their historical importance and exceptional preservation.
This MS70 example displays flawless surfaces, brilliant mint luster, and razor-sharp strike quality, earning the coveted perfect grade. The combination of absolute technical perfection and historic provenance makes it especially desirable to collectors of modern U.S. coinage, American history, and World Trade Center memorabilia.
A perfectly preserved modern gold rarity, uniting exceptional numismatic quality with one of the most meaningful historical pedigrees of the 21st century.
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09/10/2026

An underrated rarity among twentieth-century Liberty Head Double Eagles, the 1902 Philadelphia issue is one of the scarcest dates in Choice Mint State. With a low mintage of just 31,140 pieces, it is far more elusive than many collectors realize, and examples finer than MS63 become genuinely rare.
Certified PCGS MS63, this handsome Choice Uncirculated example displays bold mint luster that radiates across both sides, highlighting sharply rendered design elements and outstanding overall eye appeal.
The surfaces exhibit attractive rich yellow-gold color with only a few light, grade-consistent scuffs that do little to detract from the coin’s impressive presentation. Liberty’s portrait and the heraldic eagle are boldly struck, while the clean fields and vibrant luster combine to create a premium appearance befitting the grade.
As one of the key Philadelphia issues of the early twentieth century, the 1902 Double Eagle offers collectors an outstanding combination of low mintage, condition rarity, and historical significance. Choice Mint State examples are difficult to locate, making this an ideal acquisition for collectors building a high-quality Liberty Head Double Eagle set or advanced gold type collection.
A scarce and highly desirable Philadelphia Double Eagle, certain to appeal to discerning gold specialists and registry-minded collectors alike.
1902 $20 Liberty Head Double Eagle — PCGS MS63
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09/10/2026

When a coin collection has been inherited, families often feel they have two choices: keep the whole collection or sell it all.

But it does not have to be an all-or-nothing decision.

Some coins may hold significant market value. Others may be worth more to the family because of the memories or personal history attached to them.

A professional appraisal can help you understand the difference.

Once you know which coins may deserve individual attention, you can make more informed decisions about what to keep, what to sell and whether part of the collection should remain together.

The purpose of an appraisal is not to push you towards a sale. It is to give you a clearer picture of what you have and the options available.

If you have inherited a coin collection and are unsure what to do next, contact Rare Date Coins for a professional appraisal.

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09/09/2026

We’re delighted to present an exceptional selection of ten rare and desirable U.S. coins now available through Amandeep Jassal and Rare Date Coins.

The collection spans more than a century of American numismatic history, from a 1792 Half Disme associated with the earliest days of the United States Mint to celebrated S.S. Central America shipwreck gold, Civil War-era Double Eagles, the key-date 1893-S Morgan Dollar and outstanding Proof rarities.

Each coin has been selected for the story it tells and the opportunity it presents to serious collectors and investors.

Read the full blog to explore all ten coins and discover what makes each one so significant: https://raredatecoins.com/10-exceptional-rare-coins-now-available-from-rare-date-coins/

To inquire about a particular coin, call or text (718) 905-9186 or email [email protected].

If you’re looking for a genuinely significant addition to your collection, these ten coins offer something far beyond rarity alone. This carefully assembled group spans more than a century of American numismatic history. It includes one of the earliest coins associated with the United States Mint,...

09/07/2026

Search for a coin online and you may find three very different numbers.

A price guide gives a useful reference point, but it does not guarantee what a coin will achieve in the current market.

An asking price shows what a seller hopes to receive. It does not tell you whether anyone has agreed to pay it.

A completed sale is usually more useful, but even then, the comparison only works if the coin is genuinely similar in condition, certification, rarity and eye appeal. Auction fees may also mean the seller received less than the headline result.

That is why finding the highest number online is not the same as understanding what your coin is worth.

A professional appraisal looks at relevant market evidence and the specific coin in front of you, helping you build a more realistic picture of value.

If you would like to understand what your coin or collection may be worth, contact Rare Date Coins for a professional appraisal.

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09/03/2026

Low-Mintage Gem | Elite Registry Quality
A standout among the better dates in the Morgan Dollar series, the 1893 Philadelphia Morgan Dollar was struck to a modest mintage of just 378,000 pieces, making it one of the scarcer issues of the decade. In Gem Mint State, examples become decidedly elusive, particularly those with premium quality and exceptional eye appeal.
Certified PCGS MS65+ and endorsed by CAC, this extraordinary example resides firmly within the upper echelon of surviving Gems. The coveted plus grade and CAC approval confirm its high-end quality, while PCGS has graded only 13 finer examples, making it an ideal candidate for an advanced registry set.
The surfaces are brilliantly original and untoned, displaying vibrant cartwheel luster that radiates across both sides. A sharp strike brings outstanding definition to Liberty’s portrait and the eagle, while the smooth, well-preserved surfaces exhibit remarkably few distractions.
Exceptional technical quality is matched by equally impressive eye appeal, creating a coin that stands well above the average Gem. The combination of low mintage, elite certification, CAC approval, and near top-pop status makes this an outstanding opportunity for collectors seeking a premium Morgan Dollar.
A registry-worthy Gem Morgan, combining rarity, originality, and exceptional visual appeal in one remarkable offering.
1893 $1 PCGS MS65 + CAC
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09/03/2026

“We’re going to get everything graded.”

Here at Rare Date Coins, we hear that all the time from people who've inherited a coin collection.

If grading adds credibility, surely every coin should be graded?

Actually... no.

Many collections contain coins that simply don’t justify the cost of professional grading.

That is why the most valuable photographs you take aren’t necessarily for insurance, they’re more to aid decision making.

A few good images allow an experienced numismatist to assess dates, mintmarks, condition, possible varieties and overall potential before you spend money sending anything away.

Sometimes grading is absolutely the right move. Sometimes selling the coin exactly as it is will leave you better off.

Knowing the difference can save hundreds or even thousands of pounds in unnecessary grading fees.

That’s why photographing your coins should be step one.

Read our full blog on this topic here.

Most sensible people would photograph a valuable watch before sending it away for repair. Not because they expect something to go wrong with it,

09/02/2026

When someone inherits a coin collection, the coins naturally receive most of the attention.

The old envelopes, handwritten labels, purchase receipts and auction records can look far less important. It can be tempting to tidy everything up, throw away the loose paperwork and organise the coins into new containers.

But those records may hold useful information.
- A handwritten note might identify a date, mintmark or variety the collector had researched.
- An invoice may show where and when a coin was purchased.
- An auction record or grading document may provide important details about its history, certification or previous attribution.

The information may not always be correct but it can give an appraiser valuable context and highlight coins that deserve closer examination.

A professional appraisal considers more than the coin alone. The records surrounding it can help build a clearer picture of what you have and where closer attention may be needed.

If you have inherited a coin collection, contact Rare Date Coins for a professional appraisal before reorganising or disposing of the paperwork.

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09/01/2026

Popular Overdate | Original Mint State Early Gold
One of the most sought-after varieties in early American gold, the 1808/7 Capped Bust Right Half Eagle is a popular overdate that has long captivated collectors of early federal coinage. Created by punching an 1808 date over a previously prepared 1807 die, this fascinating issue remains a cornerstone of the Capped Bust Half Eagle series.
Certified CACG MS61, this attractive Mint State example offers exceptional originality and eye appeal. Glowing mint luster radiates across both sides, illuminating the intricate design details as the coin is rotated in hand.
The surfaces display an appealing deep honey- to antique-gold color, accented by traces of original retained dirt in the protected areas—a hallmark of originality prized by early gold specialists. Contact marks are consistent with the grade and blend harmoniously into the overall appearance, with none individually distracting from the coin’s impressive visual appeal.
The strike is bold for the issue, revealing crisp detail throughout Liberty’s portrait and the heraldic eagle. Its wholesome, untouched appearance makes this an ideal representative of one of the most popular overdate varieties in the early gold series.
Combining historic overdate status, Mint State preservation, and outstanding originality, this 1808/7 Half Eagle is an excellent opportunity for collectors assembling a high-quality early gold collection or advanced type set.
A beautifully original Mint State overdate, worthy of an elite early gold cabinet.
1808/7 $5 Overdate CACG 61
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08/31/2026

Two coins can share the same date, type and general description but it doesn’t mean they share the same value.

Condition-specific comparisons are one of the most important parts of a reliable coin appraisal. A coin should not be compared casually with any similar example found online. It needs to be compared with material that is genuinely relevant.

That means looking at coins in similar condition, with similar certifications, eye appeal and similar market context.

A heavily worn example and a high-grade example may technically be the same coin, but the market will not treat them the same way. The same is true when one coin has stronger visual appeal, better surfaces, or a more desirable holder from a recognized grading service.

This is where quick comparisons can become misleading.

A seller may see a high auction result and assume their coin should achieve the same. Or they may see a low result and underestimate what they have. In both cases, the details matter.

At Rare Date Coins, we use condition-specific comparisons to help sellers understand where their coins sit in the market more accurately.

If you want a valuation based on the coin in front of you, not a loose comparison, get in touch for expert guidance.

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