VCD Auction #3 Spring Sale

The present coin is a well struck, choice specimen for the grade. Original fields and light toning envelop the coin, and a splash of blue and green c

Half cent mint errors are very rare, and this double struck Draped Bust half cent is no exception to that rule. The fields are smooth chocolate brown

The single finest of only four known 1848 Half Dimes in private hands, and the only example to earn CAC-approval! The 1848 Half Dime is the rarest da

Moffat & Co. half eagles are rare, and this AU55 example is a wonderful type piece for the collector of California gold. Minted using similar d...

While Morgan dollars are among the most common U.S. coin to be found at shows, auctions, and shops, the 1878-CC dollar is scarcer. Much of the mintag

There are some coins that stick in your mind long after seeing them, and this is one of those coins for the cataloger. This beautiful 1838 half dolla

Incredibly attractive San Francisco Silver Ingot. More common in the 5oz range but scarcer in the 17 to 20oz range. 1729 serial :249

This is a very rare pour by the Northwest Refiners in Idaho. The company was in business between the 1960s and 1981, and produced few pours with this

The present specimen is an undated Cincinnati Gold and Silver Refining Company 10 ounce bar, stamped K212 which is presumed to be a serial number. Th

The U.S. ASSAY OFFICE of NEW YORK's ingots are rare and are seldomly traded. Over the course of the last 50 years not many bars have seen the au...

100 Gram Gold Rothschild Ingot 999.9 Blank Reverse Made by NM Rothschild & Sons: NM Rothschild & Sons was a well-known British bankin...

The present specimen is a large gold ingot with bright luster and stellar flow lines. The Montagu hallmark can be found on the reverse, so the catalo

Unique to find three different varieties of these trapezoid ingots from Circa City, Arizona. It is undetermined if these two hallmark stampings are re

Exceptionally rare for this refiner, the 5 oz class ingot made by SD Refining is the lowest mintage bar they produced. SDR made ingots from 5-50 oz si

W. E. Mower Precious Metals Refining is a small-town refiner from Minnesota. This refiner is still around today however this is one of their old style

PMC was a small south Florida refiner in the 70’s. Its small square mold is unique compared to other 10 oz class ingots from its time. Featur

PPM is commonly confused as an Arizona refiner however they were a small time refiner in Dayton, Nevada not too far from Virginia City. These two exam

Rare LC Murray 5 oz class ingot featuring the picture frame mold and no torch logo. Instead this bar is struck with full name of the refiner. Often se

Located in Chicago, Simmons Refco is known for this unique size of bar, 14.5 oz is not a common size to find. Production began in the 1960’s

Very rare Australian kilo produced by Engelhard for Deak International. Deak was a well-known precious metals distributor all over the world. Many big

Denron Ltd. was a small time metals company from Oak Creek, Wisconsin. Many companies would contract with refineries to have ingots produced for them.

Extremely rare “star only” example from Star Metals. This is a highly sought after California refinery from the 70’s. This