1858 Three-Dollar Gold Piece. AU-55 (PCGS). CAC--Gold Label.An enchanting Choice About Uncirculated three irrespective of date or issuing mint, this minimally circulated coin is suggestive of near-Mint quality. Sharply struck with most design elements retaining full definition, both sides are also remarkable for the degree of lively mint luster that they possess. The finish is satin to softly frosty in texture, and it mingles nicely with vivid rose-orange patina. Discounting only the 1854-D, the 1858 is the first truly low mintage entry in the circulation strike three-dollar gold series. Only 2,133 coins were struck, the issue superseding even the 1854-D to rank as the rarest three-dollar gold issue from the 1850s. This is a particularly desirable survivor with minimal wear and a pleasing appearance that is sure to sell for a strong premium.
