I have some $20 gold eagle, $50 gold eagle, $20 gold liberty and Chinese panda coins of different dates. They are all 1 tr. oz.

Are they all worth the same or do different coins have different values depending on condition, date, etc.? They are mostly loose, although a couple of them are in hard cases.

Condition of the coins makes a difference in price. American coins generally sell for more than foreign coins. You can use these sites to get rough estimates:

https://silvergoldbull.com/

https://sdbullion.com/?utm_sou...search&utm_campaign=


If you decide to sell our own Dave Troung has stated he buys precious metals.

https://mimisjewelryinc.com/

SD Bullion, Provident Metals, etc. all have "sell to us" options.

Check around a bit, but most coins when sold don't have collector value above spot price. It would be worth making sure though since that doesn't cost anything.

The Panda coins could have additional collector value depending on their date, condition and whether they are part of a boxed set.

The older $20 gold pieces depending on date,mint or condition will determine price beyond spot. The $50 gold eagles unless worn out most dealers will try to buy for spot to 1% over spot. The pandas if sealed and year generally spot unless it is a key date.

There is a lot of metal in the market and premiums have come down on the wholesale side.