$3 Gold Indian

The only $3 U.S. coin ever minted, the $3 Indian Princess gold coin is considered one of the most unusual coins struck by the U.S. Mint. Produced from 1854-1889, the $3 Indian Princess set the stage for a close connection between postal and coinage history. The large cents then in circulation were cumbersome and unpopular, and this new $3 denomination was designed to facilitate the purchase of stamps, which were three-cents at the time. The three-dollar denomination quietly ceased in 1889 and its future popularity with collectors and investors vastly exceeded the public reception it enjoyed during its circulating life. The $3 Gold Princess was also produced before 1933, giving them additional privacy benefits since they are exempt from 1099 reporting forms. To learn more about Mint State Gold’s Gold Indian coins, or if you have any questions, please contact a Mint State Gold representative today by clicking here.

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