Four-dollar gold pieces, or stellas, so-called from the five-pointed star on the reverse, are patterns, not regular coins.

4,00 $ Designed by: Charles E. Barber. Issue Dates: 1879-1880. Composition: 85.7% gold, 4.3% silver, 10% copper. Diameter: 20.64 mm. Weight: 7 grams (108.02 grains).

The United States four dollar coin, also officially called a Stella, is a unit of currency equivalent to four United States dollars.

Most $4 gold coins that exist are held in important numismatic collections. These are very valuable coins that costs tens of thousands of dollars.

От 72 000,00 $ до 2 622 000,00 $ Only issued for two years in 1879-1880, the $4 gold piece, or "Stella" issue consisted of a pair of experimental designs. Charles Barber and George Morgan ...

The “Stella” is a pattern $4.00 US gold coin. It was developed at the insistence of John A. Kasson, US envoy to Austria-Hungary at the time.

... four-dollar gold piece of 90% gold, 10% silver. The four-dollar coin was intended to compete globally with a myriad of similarly valued pieces, including ...

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This four dollar gold coin was minted in 1879 as part of a commission from the U.S. Mint to create a coin with a value comparable to European markets. The coin ...

The $4 coin would be closer in weight to the most popular European gold coins then in circulation, in particular the Austro-Hungarian 8 florin piece.