$5, Half Eagle

US Gold $5 Indian Head Half Eagle - AU Condition - Random Date

Its design features no raised edge, and the main devices and legends are in sunken relief below the surface of the coin. Obverse: Indian Head. Listed prices for bullion products are firm and not negotiable.

1897-S Liberty Gold $5 NGC AU58 Nice Eye Appeal Strong Strike

Grade: NGC AU58. Great color and great surfaces. Any coin or currency removed from its original holder is considered sold. Sealed Mint products must remain sealed and in good condition. A: Grading is a subjective opinion that is based on knowledge and experience in the industry.

1901 $5 Liberty Head Gold Half Eagle Coin Reeded Edge Pre-1933 US Like MINT

The 1901 $5 Liberty Head Gold Half Eagle Coin is a valuable piece of US currency from the early 20th century. Made of pure gold and featuring a reeded edge, this coin is a rare find for collectors due to its pre-1933 manufacturing date. Uncirculated and uncertified, this half eagle showcases the beauty and craftsmanship of American coinage history. Perfect for those looking to add a unique and historic piece to their collection.

1912 $5 Indian Head Gold Half Eagle Coin Authentic US Gold Philadelphia

The coin has not been professionally graded by PCGS or NGC. Year: 1912. Designed by renowned sculptor Bela Lyon Pratt, the Indian Head Half Eagle features the unique incuse (sunken relief) design that makes this series one of the most distinctive and collectible coins in U.S. numismatic history.

US Gold $5 Liberty Head Half Eagle - AU - Random Date

Obverse: Liberty was designed with a coronet and smaller head. AU Condition. Listed prices for bullion products are firm and not negotiable. Bullion Products. Bullion Product Pricing. Reverse: Eagle with outstretched wings.

1855-C $5 Liberty Head Half Eagle PCGS VF30

Grade VF30. PCGS # 8262. Grading Service PCGS. Certification: PCGS VF Details. As with many Charlotte Mint survivors, careful selection is key; this example represents an opportunity to secure an important mintmarked Liberty Head half eagle at an accessible entry point.

US Gold $5 Liberty Head Half Eagle - Extra Fine - Random Date

The coin was designed by Christian Gobrecht. Listed prices for bullion products are firm and not negotiable. Bullion Products. Bullion Product Pricing. You will NOT receive the exact item that was photographed to create the Reference Images.

1909 D $5 Five Dollar Indian Head Gold Half Eagle PCGS XF 45

Indian half eagle type coin. 1909 D $5 Five Dollar Indian Head Gold Half Eagle PCGS XF 45. - Indian $5

1886 S $5 NGC graded MS64 CAC approved Liberty Gold Coin Free Shipping!!

Due to the value, this will have to be signed for upon receipt.

1838 Classic Head $5 Half Eagle PCGS XF45

Attractive better date 1838 Classic Head Half Eagle pictured. Graded by PCGS XF45. Check out my other items, thanks

1913 $5 PCGS/CAC MS63 - Indian $5 - Attractive Indian Half Eagle

The 1913 $5 PCGS/CAC MS63 Indian Half Eagle is a rare and valuable coin made of gold, minted in Philadelphia in 1913. It features a beautiful design of an Indian on the obverse and is certified by PCGS. This coin is sought after by collectors due to its limited mintage and high grade of MS63. The CAC certification adds an extra layer of authenticity and quality assurance to this piece of US coinage history.

US Gold $5 Indian Head Half Eagle - Jewelry Grade - Random Date

Its design features no raised edge, and the main devices and legends are in sunken relief below the surface of the coin. By the early 20th century an increasing number of people, including President Theodore Roosevelt, had grown dissatisfied with United States circulating coin designs.

1863-S $5 Liberty Head Half Gold Eagle | NGC VF30

1863-S $5 Liberty Head Half Gold Eagle | NGC VF30 Step into the rich history of American coinage with this illustrious 1863-S $5 Liberty Head Half Gold Eagle. Struck during a pivotal era, this coin boasts a 0.9 gold purity and carries the legacy of 19th-century U.S. mint craftsmanship, making it a remarkable piece for any collection. Ideal for numismatists and precious metals enthusiasts alike, this Liberty Head Half Eagle embodies both historical intrigue and investment potential. The VF30 grade from NGC confirms its well-preserved condition, offering an attractive display of the coin's detailed design and heritage appeal. Image Disclaimer: View pictures for details and condition. The item pictured is the exact item you will receive.

1885-S $5 Gold Liberty PCGS MS64 Secure

Up for sale is an 1885-S $5 Gold Liberty coin graded as PCGS MS64. This uncirculated coin was minted in San Francisco and contains gold. Certified by PCGS, this United States coin from the pre-1933 time period is a valuable addition to any coin collection. Beautiful gold coin. This will be shipped out fully insured. Please see all pictures for exact condition. If you have any questions please ask.

US Gold $5 Indian Head Half Eagle - PCGS MS63 - Random Date and Label

Certified PCGS MS63. Its design features no raised edge, and the main devices and legends are in sunken relief below the surface of the coin. By the early 20th century an increasing number of people, including President Theodore Roosevelt, had grown dissatisfied with United States circulating coin designs.

1913 $5 Indian Half Eagle PCGS AU58 CAC Undergraded Slider! Luster🔥🔥

The product is a 1913 $5 Indian Half Eagle coin graded as AU58 by PCGS and CAC. This rare coin is composed of gold with a fineness of 0.9 and was minted in Philadelphia. It bears the iconic Indian design on the obverse and the Great Seal of the United States on the reverse. This coin from the pre-1933 era features excellent luster and is a valuable addition to any coin collection.

1860 $5 Liberty Gold Half Eagle, Rare Beauty, Mintage only 19,763

1849 $5 Moffat & Co California Gold Coin NGC XF40

California Gold.

1847-C Liberty Gold Half Eagle $5 - Fine / VF Detail - Rare Charlotte Gold Coin!

This is a scarce 1847-C Charlotte Half Eagle - the surface was cleaned ages ago and it has scattered marks and dings as you can see in the photos. Quite a scarce Classic Gold Coin. An excellent and rare piece overall.

US Gold $5 Indian Head Half Eagle - NGC MS64 - Random Date and Label

Certified NGC MS64. Its design features no raised edge, and the main devices and legends are in sunken relief below the surface of the coin. By the early 20th century an increasing number of people, including President Theodore Roosevelt, had grown dissatisfied with United States circulating coin designs.

1834 $5 CLASSIC HEAD GOLD HALF EAGLE PLAIN 4 ANACS AU58

Since 1982, Twery s has been successfully purchasing rare coins, gold, antiques, jewelry, diamonds and other collectibles from both dealers and the public in the South Florida area! We will do our best to share any information available.

1909-S $5 Gold Indian AU55 NGC 950823-8

PCGS, NGC & CAC Authorized Dealer. The Numismatic Financial Corporation (TNFC) is Central Florida's largest and most respected coin, currency and bullion dealer. Our extensive and diverse inventory appeals to collectors at all levels.

1883-S $5 LIBERTY GOLD HALF EAGLE - PCGS MS-63+, CHOICE & PREMIUM QUALITY!

A surprisingly tough coin. Only 83,200 examples were struck and they are scarce in choice Uncirculated and unknown in Gem. This MS-63+ is one of just 6 certified at this grade, with only 10 MS-64s and none any finer.

1879-CC $5 Gold Liberty Half Eagle, IGC F12, Attractive Rare Date, Free Shipping

Very Few Marks and Great Surfaces. Very clean coin with minimum marks or dings -- "faces up" VERY nicely. Prices jump as the grades get higher, and much higher in uncirculated grades. A very nice and all original gold coin.

1909-D $5 INDIAN HEAD GOLD HALF EAGLE PCGS MS64 OGH BLUE LABEL $3,000 VALUE!!!

The product is a 1909-D $5 Indian Head Gold Half Eagle coin graded as MS64 by PCGS. This coin is uncirculated and composed of gold with a fineness of 0.9. It was minted in Denver, United States, and is certified by PCGS. This rare and valuable coin is a piece of United States history from the pre-1933 era. ***WE ARE AN OLD SCHOOL BUSINESS THAT BELIEVES ALL WE HAVE IS OUR REPUTATION, HOWEVER WE NO LONGER WILL SELL BULLION TO CUSTOMERS WITH LITTLE TO NO FEEDBACK! AT OUR DISCRETION, IF YOU HAVE ALREADY BOUGHT THE ITEM WE MAY CANCEL THE SALE AND REFUND YOUR PURCHASE. THANK YOU FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING WITH THIS MATTER! ***WE ONLY SHIP BULLION USPS PRIORITY REGISTERED MAIL FULLY INSURED REQUIRING AN ADULT SIGNATURE.

US Gold $5 Liberty Head Eagle - PCGS MS62 - Random Date and Label

Certified PCGS MS62. Except for differences in the size of the lettering, the design for the Liberty Half Eagle remained unchanged for the first 25 years of the series. In 1866, a major change was executed on the reverse, with the addition of the motto IN GOD WE TRUST on a scroll directly above the eagle.

1886-S $5 Liberty Head Half Gold Eagle | PCGS MS64+ CAC

US Gold $5 Indian Head Half Eagle - PCGS MS62 - Random Date and Label

Certified PCGS MS62. Its design features no raised edge, and the main devices and legends are in sunken relief below the surface of the coin. By the early 20th century an increasing number of people, including President Theodore Roosevelt, had grown dissatisfied with United States circulating coin designs.

1913-P Indian Gold $5 Nice XF/AU Great Eye Appeal Nice Strike Lovely Coin GC-06

Lovely Toning on this coin!

1891CC Liberty Head Gold Half Eagle $5 PCGS XF 40

Grade XF 40. Graded by PCGS. Coin Liberty Head Half Eagle.

1861-P $5 GOLD LIBERTY. ICG MS-61. AUTHENTIC & STUNNING PROOLIKE... Wow

The 1861-P $5 Gold Liberty is a stunning and authentic coin graded ICG MS-61. This coin was minted in Philadelphia in 1861 and is composed of 0.625 fineness gold. The business strike type features a plain edge design, making it a valuable addition to any coin collection. With its originality and authenticity, this coin is sure to be a standout piece for collectors interested in US gold coins from the pre-1933 era.

1899 Liberty Head Gold Half Eagle $5 PCGS Rattler MS61 - NICE COLOR!

1842-D $5 Small Date Liberty Head Half Eagle PCGS XF45

Grade XF45. PCGS # 8210. Grading Service PCGS.

1891 CC CARSON CITY GOLD $10 LIBERTY HEAD HALF EAGLE COIN PCGS ABOUT UNC 58

CARSON CITY MINT. CERTIFIED BY PCGS ABOUT UNCIRCULATED 58. CONTAINS: 16.718 GRAMS OF. 900 FINE GOLD (0.4838 OZ AGW).

US Gold $5 Indian Head Half Eagle - NGC MS62 - Random Date and Label

Certified NGC MS62. Its design features no raised edge, and the main devices and legends are in sunken relief below the surface of the coin. By the early 20th century an increasing number of people, including President Theodore Roosevelt, had grown dissatisfied with United States circulating coin designs.

1860-C Liberty Gold Half Eagle $5 - PCGS AU Details - Rare Charlotte Gold Coin!

This is an excellent piece from 1860 with AU55 detail. Quite a scarce Classic Gold Coin. An excellent and rare piece overall.

1899 $5 PCGS MS64+ - Liberty Head $5

A lovely near-gem plus-grade! - Liberty Head $5

1851-D Liberty Gold Half Eagle $5 Weak D Dahlonega Coin - PCGS VF Details

This is an interesting piece from 1851 with VF30 details. It has the fainter Weak D Mintmark variety. Quite a scarce Classic Gold Coin.

1926 $1 British Columbia, California Fractional Gold / PCGS Greene-520 / POP 1!

PCGS certified Gold Shield, yet they seemed to be confused on this one. They certify the date as ND, but it is clearly dated 1926. They also failed to attribute this rare gold coin to a Greene-520. The reverse die is the same as the Greene-500 dated 1924. You will notice in the last photo taken from Mike Locke's website, he doesn't even have one shown and notes "....not seen." So here it is, the elusive Greene-520 that Mike Locke refers to. This is the only one certified by PCGS, even though the graders couldn't make up their minds as to what it is, yet they still certified it. Most likely, the issue was that they had no experience or reference showing what one looked like. As far as being cleaned, we believe they got that one wrong, also, as we also don't agree.

1868-S Liberty Gold $5 Nice F/VF Nice Eye Appeal Nice Strike

Nice color and nice surfaces. Tough to find! Any coin or currency removed from its original holder is considered sold. Sealed Mint products must remain sealed and in good condition. A: Grading is a subjective opinion that is based on knowledge and experience in the industry.