$239.30
Sacramento Assayer Hoard California Gold Dust 1.5 Grams PCGS
This 1.5 gram pinch of Gold dust came from a hoard accumulated by an assayer in Sacramento. Prospectors would trade Gold dust and nuggets for coinage or paper money that could be used in commerce.
4.7
89% of reviewers recommend this product
Posted By: Lakekid
Date: Jul 7, 2025
attractive collectible.
Posted By: keeper
Date: Aug 2, 2023
mine looked like the picture
Posted By: RealMoney
Date: Nov 1, 2022
nice piece of history
Posted By: Alien
Date: Aug 24, 2022
This makes me think of a Beverly hillbilly . This is highly collectible mainly because of it’s historical value and beautiful gold in raw form.
Posted By: Elvis
Date: Jul 28, 2022
To be honest I was a bit disappointed. I know it says gold dust, and that's exactly what I got, a very fine gold dust. I was hoping it was a bit better. I'm a bit jealous of other reviewers that got small nugget pieces. Even the product pictured looked like there were tiny nugget pieces. Mine just looked like gold scraped off a bigger piece. The PCGS-graded case does make for a nice presentation.
Posted By: Skully107
Date: Sep 13, 2021
this one really feels like you're holding something special
Posted By: Juanito
Date: Feb 27, 2018
I wasn’t exactly sure what I would get when I ordered this as they are all a bit different. However, I am very happy! I got one that was “chunkier” than the one pictured with a decent size little nugget making up the majority of the 1.5 grams. I thought I’d just get some dust that needed a magnifying glass to see. I was pleasantly surprised and very pleased with my tiny nuggets! APMEX has never let me down!
Posted By: Boca Jim
Date: Jun 20, 2017
A little bit of the California gold rush encapsulated by PCGS. It's history in your hand. As these are gold nuggets there's no grade, but each 1.5 gram assortment is unique in its own right, no two are the same. Makes a great pairing with the PCGS encapsulated SS Central America gold nuggets which are also sometimes available through APMEX.
Posted By: Jackson
Date: Feb 11, 2013
Great conversation piece.