Three Dollar Indian Princess Coin

The $3 Indian Princess gold coin was authorized for creation via the Mint Act of February 21, 1853. The legislative reasoning contended that a three dollar coin would encourage the purchase of the three-cent stamps in sheets of 100.

The $3 Indian Princess has become one of the favored numismatic coins among collectors everywhere.

Relatively few of these historic coins have survived in mint state condition. The $3 Indian Princess series from 1854-1889 is literally studded with so many low-mintage dates that the entire series could reasonably be called rare. Due to their relative scarcity, the $3 Indians are one of two key coins to own in the ever popular 12-piece gold coin type set, and "the" key coin in the perennially popular 10-piece gold coin type set. The rarest coin in the entire series is the unique 1870-S. A $3 denomination coin was never issued after 1889.


For more information on purchasing $3 Indian Princess gold coin for your personal collection, please call us toll-free at (888) 324-2646. Buying now could save you money.

To learn about the $2.50 Indian Head Quarter Eagles, click here.

To learn more about the $5.00 Indian Head Half Eagle, click here.

To learn more about the $10.00 Indian Head Eagle, click here.