Rare Bicentennial Quarter Worth Nearly $49 Million USD: 9 More worth over $799,999 Gem

Numismatic treasure is rare coins. Numismatists are excited about a nearly $49 million Bicentennial Quarter. After this extraordinary find, collectors wonder if other rare coins are near. Our numismatic rarities tour includes nine more $799,999 coins. 

Famous as the “King of American Coins,” the 1804 Silver Dollar is rare. The coin's date is wrong; most were diplomatic gifts in the 1830s. This coin is numismatically significant at $3.8 million USD. 

Numismatic Legend: The 1804 Silver Dollar (Estimated Value: $3.8 Million USD) 

Famous and precious coins include the 1913 Liberty Head Nickel. This coin, one of five with Lady Liberty in profile, has sold for $4.5 million USD in private sales. 

1913 Liberty Head Nickel: A True Rarity ($4.5 Million USD) 

The first US silver dollar was the 1794 Flowing Hair Dollar. Rare and historically significant, its estimated worth of $10 million USD makes it coveted by collectors. 

1794 Flowing Hair Dollar: America's First Silver Dollar (Estimated Value: $10 Million) 

The 1933 Double Eagle has a fascinating and stormy history. The U.S. Mint made many gold coins, but most were melted. Some survived, and one sold for $7.6 million USD in a 2002 auction. 

Legal Controversy: 1933 Double Eagle (Estimated Value: $7.6 Million USD) 

The classic 1804 Bust Dollar is another “King of American Coins” rarity. Survivors of diplomatic mintings are prized. A public sale of one coin raised $4.1 million USD. 

1804 Bust Dollar: “King of American Coins” (Estimated Value: $4.1 Million USD) 

The 1907 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle Ultra High Relief is numismatic art. This coin, designed by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, can sell for $3 million USD at auction. 

Gold Masterpiece: 1907 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle Ultra High Relief (Estimated Value: $3 Million USD) 

The 1796 Draped Bust Dime shows that small denominations may be valuable. This dime's $1.8 million worth shows early American coinage's scarcity. 

A Rare Small Denomination: The 1796 Draped Bust Dime (Estimated Value: $1.8 Million USD) 

The mystery coin is the 1870-S Seated Liberty Dollar. Only nine copies exist, and its $1.5 million USD value highlights the attractiveness of rare numismatic treasures. 

A Mystery: 1870-S Seated Liberty Dollar (Estimated Value: $1.5 Million USD) 

In 1943, wartime shortages forced the U.S. Mint to create steel Lincoln Cents. Some were accidentally struck in bronze, generating unique coins. This penny auctioned for $1.7 million USD. 

1943 Bronze Lincoln Cent: Minting Mistake (Estimated Value: $1.7 Million USD) 

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