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MS61 Graded $5 Liberty U.S. Gold Coin (PCGS / NGC) – Random Dates

$876.00

Mint Facility: U.S. Mint
Denomination: $5.00
Dates: 1839 – 1908
Quality / Type: MS61
Purity: 90% Gold, 10% Copper
Gold Weight: $5 = .2419 Troy Ounces
Diameter: 22.5 mm (1839-1840); 21.6 mm (1840-1908)
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MS61 Graded $5 Liberty U.S. Gold Coin (PCGS / NGC) – Random Dates

The MS61 Graded $5 Liberty U.S. Gold Coin, also known as the Half Eagle, is a cherished piece of American numismatic and coin collecting history. It also makes for a solid investment in the gold precious metal.

Coin Highlights

  • Mint Facility: U.S. Mint
  • Denomination: $5.00
  • Diameter: 22.5 mm (1839-1840); 21.6 mm (1840-1908)
  • Dates: 1839 – 1908
  • Quality / Type: MS61
  • Purity: 90% Gold, 10% Copper
  • Gold Weight:  .24187 Troy Ounces

Please Note: Year and variation selection is our choice based on limited inventory.

Historical Overview

Designed by Christian Gobrecht, the $5 Liberty gold coins represent one of the most iconic designs in U.S. coinage. They were minted at various facilities, including the Philadelphia Mint, Charlotte Mint, Dahlonega Mint, New Orleans Mint, San Francisco Mint, Carson City Mint, and Denver Mint.

Design Features

  • Obverse: Depicts Lady Liberty wearing a coronet with the word Liberty and with her hair in a bun. There are 13 stars around her symbolizing the original 13 colonies. The design varies slightly over the years (Variety 1 and 2).
  • Reverse: Features a bald eagle holding an olive branch and arrows, symbolizing peace and strength. The words on the reverse side include “United States of America,” and, “Five D” (which stands for “Five Dollars” or $5 USD). The design varies slightly over the years, including the font and date sizes, and more (Variety 1 and 2).
    • Variety 1 (1839-1866): Does not include the motto “In God We Trust.”
    • Variety 2 (1866-1908): Includes the motto in a banner above the eagle.

The placement of the mintmark changed over the years. In 1839, it was located above the year on the obverse side. From 1840-1908, the mintmark appeared below the eagle on the reverse side.

Why Choose the $5 Liberty U.S. Gold Coin?

  • Historical Significance: A tangible piece of U.S. history spanning nearly 70 years of minting.
  • Collectibility: Features two major design varieties, each with unique historical and artistic appeal.
  • Investment-Grade Gold: Contains nearly a quarter ounce of pure gold with timeless value.

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