The $5 Liberty Gold Half Eagle in Almost Uncirculated (AU) condition offers a near-pristine example of 19th-century U.S. coinage. Struck between 1838 and 1907 and designed by Christian Gobrecht, these coins show only slight wear on the highest points, retaining most of their original luster. They are an excellent choice for those seeking collectible pre-1933 gold with strong eye appeal.
Highlights
- Contains: 0.2419 troy oz of gold
- Condition: Almost Uncirculated (AU) — minimal signs of wear, strong details, and traces of mint luster
- Obverse: Lady Liberty facing left, wearing a coronet inscribed with "LIBERTY," encircled by 13 stars; date below
- Reverse: Heraldic eagle with shield, surrounded by "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" and denomination "FIVE D."
- Minted by: Philadelphia, Carson City, Charlotte, Dahlonega, Denver, New Orleans, or San Francisco
- Designer: Christian Gobrecht
- Note: Date and mint mark will vary based on available inventory
Why Choose the Liberty Half Eagle (AU)?
These coins represent an ideal blend of historical significance, gold content, and collectible quality. With their high-grade condition and limited surviving population, AU Liberty Half Eagles are a smart acquisition for collectors and investors alike.
Historical Significance
Struck from 1838 to 1907, the $5 Liberty Gold Half Eagle represents a vital chapter in U.S. coinage history. Designed by Christian Gobrecht, these coins saw circulation during the 19th century and remain a symbol of America's gold-backed currency era. Coins in Almost Uncirculated condition retain sharp detail and luster—rare survivors of the 1933 gold recall and prized for their blend of history and preservation.
Specifications
SKU: |
17 |
Year: |
Random |
Grade: |
Almost Unc |
Grade Service: |
None |
Denomination: |
5 Dollars |
Mint Mark: |
Varies |
Metal Content: |
0.2419 troy oz |
Purity: |
0.900 |
Thickness: |
1.59 mm |
Diameter: |
21.6 mm |
