Sell Us Your Gold Commemorative Coins
Gold commemorative coins are issued by the U.S. Mint to honor a person, place, or event. For Midwest Mint purposes, we basically consider these gold coins to fall into two categories: old commemoratives (pre-World War 2) and modern commemorative coins. As with private and territorial gold coins, there are too many gold commemoratives to list here, but below are listed a sample of the commemorative coins we are buying.
If you have gold commemorative coins you want to sell, our gold coin buyers are currently paying top prices for them. Get the best value for your commemoratives! Call Midwest Mint for a free appraisal of your gold coins from our buyers at:
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McKinley Dollar
Gold Commemorative
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This gold commemorative dollar was issued to raise money for the assassinated president William McKinley's memorial building in Niles, Ohio – his birthplace.
Mint dates: 1916-1917 ~ Minted at: U.S. Mint
We buy all "McKinley gold dollar" coins. |
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Library of Congress
Gold & Platinum
Commemoratives
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This bi-metallic gold and platinum commemorative ten-dollar coin was issued to celebrate the bicentennial of the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C.
Mint dates: 2000 - Minted at: U.S. Mint.
Gold Coins Buyer buys all "Library of Congress" commemorative $10 coins. |
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Lewis & Clark
Gold Commemorative
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This gold commemorative dollar features the explorers Meriwether Lewis and something Clark and was minted for the Lewis & Clark Exposition in Portland, Oregon. Proceeds from the sale of these gold coins was used to erect a bronze statue of Sacagawea, their Native American guide.
Mint dates: 1904-1905 - Minted at: U.S. Mint.
Midwest Mint buys all "Lewis and Clark" gold commemoratives.
Other old gold commemoratives we are buying: 1903 Lousiana Purchase Exposition (Jefferson and McKinley dollars), 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition ($1, $2.50 & $50-dollar coins), 1922 Ulysses S Grant Memorial gold dollars, 1926 Sesquicentennial of American Independence $2.50 coin.
For other modern gold commemorative coins we buy, please call or contact our GOLD COINS BUYER, toll-free! |
