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Park Avenue Numismatics
2742 Biscayne Blvd.
Miami, FL 33137

Toll Free: 888-419-7136

Secure Private Ordering
We use the latest online security processing, so your order is safe & private. We DO NOT disclose any customer information to ANY third party company. Our customer privacy is our priority.

Over 30 Years Experience
Park Avenue has over 30 years experience buying and selling Rare Coin and Precious Metals. We have the knowledge and ability to provide our customers with the best products and services.

Welcome to Park Avenue Numismatics

Serving collectors since 1988, Park Avenue Numismatics offers a wide variety of rare coins and precious metals, specializing in high end rarities for the collector and investor. Our knowledgeable staff attends every major show and auction. We provide outstanding want list services as well as auction representation. Let us assist you in acquiring the best coins available on the market today or help in selling your coin collection or accumulation.

Browse one of the largest selections of rare coins and precious metals products available in the market! Now in our 31st year in business, we invite you to experience exceptional service and commitment. No matter what your needs are, Park Avenue Numismatics hopes to exceed your expectations.

We look forward to doing business with you!

Happy Hunting!

Bob Green, President & CEO

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1858-O $20 Liberty Type 1 AU53 PCGS

$26,500.00

1861-O $20 Liberty Type 1 AU53 PCGS CAC

$72,500.00

1796 10C MS62 PCGS

$17,440.00 $17,360.00

1932 $20 St Gaudens MS65+ PCGS

The 1932 double eagle was never officially released into circulation, but rather they were stockpiled in Treasury vaults immediately after striking. A few found their way into numismatists' hands when they were exchanged for common date double eagles through unofficial connections at the Mint. The Gold Surrender Order put an end to this source and so the remaining coins sat in the vaults. In 1937 the Treasury started melting down gold held in their possession into ingots, virtually all of the 1,101,750 double eagles struck at the Philadelphia Mint in 1932 headed off to the melting pots.

$122,500.00

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