1868 Gold Dollar. MS-63 (PCGS).，This pretty coin displays vivid golden-orange patina, full mint bloom, and a satin to modestly prooflike finish. It is fully struck with a pleasingly smooth appearance that seems conservatively graded at the MS-63 level. Circulation strike gold dollar production remained small at the Philadelphia Mint in the immediate aftermath of the Civil War, with the 1868 produced to the extent of just 10,500 pieces. Survivors are scarce in todays market and this is one of the nicest that we have offered in recent memory.，From the A.J. Vanderbilt Collection. Acquired from Hollinbeck Coin Co., March 1969.，
