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Customers: Please note these Liberty Gold Eagle Coins are either PCGS or NGC graded as MS62 condition. We will select coins from years 1839-1908 to fulfill your order based on our inventory.
With its limited production period between 1839 and 1908 by the United States Mint, the $5 Liberty Gold Half Eagle Coin has become a challenging piece to find, especially when it appears in good condition like those featured here.
Coin Highlights:
Each of the coins in this collection has a gold content of approximately .2418 troy oz. and has been certified by the NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Corporation) or the PCGS (Professional Coin Grading Service) with an MS62 (Mint State 62) grade. Coins with this particular grade are distinguished by a worn but acceptable condition with only mild scuffing due to hairline and contact marks. As a protective measure, each coin has been kept in its NGC or PCGS certified slab to prevent any further deterioration.
The front side of the coin utilizes Christian Gobrecht’s “Coronet” design which was greatly influenced by Greco-Roman art. In this image, Lady Liberty is classically depicted with a crown bearing her name on it. Framing her is a border of thirteen stars, each representing one of the original colonies. The coin’s mintage year appears beneath her profile. The overall image mimics the portraits seen on ancient Greek and Roman coins.
The reverse side proudly displays our unofficial coat of arms; the Great Seal of the United States. This crest portrays the bald eagle as he spreads his wings behind a shield. In his opposing talons, he balances an olive branch with a set of arrows. Our nation’s name is emblazoned above him. Slight variations in the text beneath him may occur due to design changes that occurred during the coin’s mintage. Depending on its release date, the coin’s value will appear as either “5 D.” or as “Five D.” Similarly, the presence of the “In God We Trust” motto will depend on whether the coin was minted before or after 1866.
The $5 Liberty Gold Half Eagle coin is a rare and historically memorable piece of currency which should not be missed. As a courtesy to our customers, we ship all packages in secure and discreet packaging. We also secure the safety of your order by providing free insurance against theft, loss, or damage.
For any questions about this MS62 $5 Liberty Gold Half Eagle Coin, please call us at 800-276-6508. You can also reach us via live chat or filling out an online form. For other editions and grades of this particular piece, be sure to check out coins like the MS64 $5 Liberty Gold Hale Eagle and the Cleaned $5 Liberty Gold Half Eagle.
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"Always a great deal from JM Bullion. I received my 1886 coin as promised. Great piece to add to my collection."
"I WAS SO SURPRISED WHEN I OPENED MY PACKAGE AND IT WAS A PCGS COIN. VERY HAPPY INDEED!!"
"I received an 1881 PCGS MS62. I know that the year is a common one, but I was pleased with the appearance and condition of the coin.....Thanks, JM Bullion."
Customers: Please note these Liberty Gold Eagle Coins are either PCGS or NGC graded as MS62 condition. We will select coins from years 1839-1908 to fulfill your order based on our inventory.
With its limited production period between 1839 and 1908 by the United States Mint, the $5 Liberty Gold Half Eagle Coin has become a challenging piece to find, especially when it appears in good condition like those featured here.
Coin Highlights:
Each of the coins in this collection has a gold content of approximately .2418 troy oz. and has been certified by the NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Corporation) or the PCGS (Professional Coin Grading Service) with an MS62 (Mint State 62) grade. Coins with this particular grade are distinguished by a worn but acceptable condition with only mild scuffing due to hairline and contact marks. As a protective measure, each coin has been kept in its NGC or PCGS certified slab to prevent any further deterioration.
The front side of the coin utilizes Christian Gobrecht’s “Coronet” design which was greatly influenced by Greco-Roman art. In this image, Lady Liberty is classically depicted with a crown bearing her name on it. Framing her is a border of thirteen stars, each representing one of the original colonies. The coin’s mintage year appears beneath her profile. The overall image mimics the portraits seen on ancient Greek and Roman coins.
The reverse side proudly displays our unofficial coat of arms; the Great Seal of the United States. This crest portrays the bald eagle as he spreads his wings behind a shield. In his opposing talons, he balances an olive branch with a set of arrows. Our nation’s name is emblazoned above him. Slight variations in the text beneath him may occur due to design changes that occurred during the coin’s mintage. Depending on its release date, the coin’s value will appear as either “5 D.” or as “Five D.” Similarly, the presence of the “In God We Trust” motto will depend on whether the coin was minted before or after 1866.
The $5 Liberty Gold Half Eagle coin is a rare and historically memorable piece of currency which should not be missed. As a courtesy to our customers, we ship all packages in secure and discreet packaging. We also secure the safety of your order by providing free insurance against theft, loss, or damage.
For any questions about this MS62 $5 Liberty Gold Half Eagle Coin, please call us at 800-276-6508. You can also reach us via live chat or filling out an online form. For other editions and grades of this particular piece, be sure to check out coins like the MS64 $5 Liberty Gold Hale Eagle and the Cleaned $5 Liberty Gold Half Eagle.
"Always a great deal from JM Bullion. I received my 1886 coin as promised. Great piece to add to my collection."
"I WAS SO SURPRISED WHEN I OPENED MY PACKAGE AND IT WAS A PCGS COIN. VERY HAPPY INDEED!!"
"I received an 1881 PCGS MS62. I know that the year is a common one, but I was pleased with the appearance and condition of the coin.....Thanks, JM Bullion."
