How much is a 1976 gold coin worth?

Answer 1

That depends on the size and age of the coin. A small, young coin wouldn't be worth more than $200, but an old, large coin would be worth about $200k.

Yes, but ..

It depends on its rarity as well. Some "large old" coins can be very common among collectors and sell for only a bit more than their metal content. You need to know several things -

> What is the coin's date?

> What is its denomination?

> What country issued it?

> How worn is it?

> If it's from a country that uses mint marks, what is its mint mark?

Without those facts it's simply not possible to give a blanket answer. If nothing else, though, they would be worth whatever gold is worth at the moment. It would take more information to determine whether they are worth more than that.

Answer 2

More information is needed. The U.S. did not issue bullion coins in 1976. Please post a new question with a more thorough description including the coin's size and any wording on it. Please realize that almost no other countries were issuing gold coins in 1976 so what you most likely have is either something that is plated or is made of brass, but it's not possible to determine without more info.

Also, there is a specific Coins and Currency category that makes it easier to find questions about numismatic topics.

Answer 3

All gold coins are not worth the same amount of money. The year of the coin makes a huge difference in the amount of money it is worth.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

how much is a 1 gold dollar liberty 1972