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Gold $3,123.40+1.03%
Silver $34.21+2.89%
Platinum $978.50+0.82%
Palladium $1,042.00+1.84%
Gold $3,123.40+1.03%
Silver $34.21+2.89%
Platinum $978.50+0.82%
Palladium $1,042.00+1.84%
Gold $3,123.40+1.03%
Silver $34.21+2.89%
Platinum $978.50+0.82%
Palladium $1,042.00+1.84%
$5 Liberty Gold Half Eagle, obverse
U.S. Mint · 1839–1908

$5 Liberty Gold Half Eagle

The $5 Liberty Half Eagle depicts Liberty with a coronet and a heraldic eagle. Mint State survivors are scarce and desirable.

90% Gold 0.2419 oz BU / MS-62 / MS-64
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About This Coin

Pre-1933 American Gold in Scarce Mint State

The $5 Liberty Half Eagle depicts Liberty with a coronet and a heraldic eagle. Mint State survivors are scarce and desirable.

Half Eagles circulated continuously for nearly seventy years across some of the most volatile chapters of American economic history. Certified Mint State survivors graded MS-62 and MS-64 are particularly scarce, combining numismatic premium with genuine pre-1933 U.S. gold content.

Specifications

Coin Details

Designer(s)
Christian Gobrecht
Gross Weight
8.36 g
Composition
90% Gold, 10% Copper
Content
0.2419 oz
Date(s)
1839–1908
Condition
BU, MS-62, MS-64
IRA Approved
No
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