1795 Half Eagle - 1795 $5 Small Eagle NGC XF40. BD-3. This rare, early date 1795 Half Eagle has some remaining mint luster and nicely colored surfaces with shades of gold...More
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1795 $5 (1795 Half Eagle) NGC AU55. Early Half Eagle. This rare, first-year-of-type, early date 1795 Half Eagle has an above average strike and subdued mint luster remaining...More
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1795 Half Eagle Small Eagle PCGS MS62. (BD-10, R-5). The United States of America struck its first official gold coinage as a government in 1795, after the introduction...More
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1798 $5 (1798 Half Eagle) Large 8, 13 Stars, NGC AU58. A significant amount of mint luster is seen on the devices of this early 1798 Half Eagle. Very light wear...More
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1798 $5 (1798 Half Eagle) Small 8, Large Eagle. NGC AU53. Touches of mint luster remain on this rare, early 1798 Half Eagle. Clean surfaces and originality characterize...More
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1798 $5 (1798 Half Eagle) Small 8, Large Eagle NGC AU55. BD-6, R6. Subdued mint luster peaks out from within the devices of this early Capped Bust to Right, Large Eagle...More
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1798 $5 (1798 Half Eagle) Large Eagle, Small 8 (BD-6, R-6) NGC AU55. One of many rare early gold dates, and a variety which is seldom encountered in any grade, especially...More
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1799 $5 (1799 Half Eagle) NGC AU55. Early Half Eagle. This 1799 Half Eagle is the BD-2 variety, which is an R5+ rarity rating. It is estimated that 35 to 45 pieces are known...More
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1799 $5 (1799 Half Eagle) PCGS AU55. Early Half Eagle. This 1799 Half Eagle is the BD-4 variety, which is R-7. According to the BD book there is an estimated 10-12 known...More
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1799 Small Stars Reverse Half Eagle (BD-2, R-5+) NGC AU58 CAC. An estimated mintage of 10,000-15,000 half eagles were struck bearing the 1799 date. Of these, in their...More
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1799 $5 (1799 Half Eagle) NGC MS61. Early Half Eagle. This rare, mint state early date 1799 Half Eagle shows no wear, as expected for a mint state coin. The surfaces are virtually...More
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1799 Half Eagles (1799 $5) NGC MS61. Luster in protected areas. Nice strike with faint wipe marks in obverse field and some wispy contact marks here and there. Overall pleasing appearance...More
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1799 $5 (1799 Half Eagle) Large Stars, NGC AU55 CAC. Early Half Eagle. This scarce, early date 1799 Half Eagle is sharply impressed and well centered on the planchet...More
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1799 $5 (1799 Half Eagle) Large Stars Reverse PCGS AU55, BD-8, R6. This rare early date 1799 Half Eagle shows some mint luster remaining in protected areas on both...More
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1799 $5 (1799 Half Eagle) Small Stars Reverse, NGC AU55. This rare, early date, Small Stars 1799 Half Eagle has the eye-appeal of a coin several points higher. This 1799 Half Eagle...More
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1800 $5 (1800 Half Eagle) NGC AU55. Early Half Eagle. This outstanding early date 1800 Half Eagle shows sufficient separation in the lines of Liberty’s hair on top of the cap...More
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1800 Half Eagle (1800 $5) (BD-5, R-3+) PCGS AU58 (Ex Bass). Beautiful early half eagle which was a part of the famous Bass Collection. The obverse die was previously used...More
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1800 Half Eagle $5 NGC MS63. BD-5. Uncirculated gold coins struck before 1834 are extremely scarce to extremely rare, and for many issues even unknown to exist......More
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1800 Half Eagle $5 NGC MS63. BD-5. Uncirculated gold coins struck before 1834 are extremely scarce to extremely rare, and for many issues even unknown to exist......More
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1802/1 $5 (1802/1 Half Eagle) NGC MS61. Early Half Eagle. This early date, gold 1802/1 Half Eagle has an above average strike. On the obverse about half of the stars and the strands...More
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1803/2 $5 (1803/2 Half Eagle) NGC MS62. This mint state, premium quality early 1803/2 Half Eagle has lovely, original gold color with bright mint luster on both surfaces...More
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1803/2 Half Eagle (1803/2 $5) NGC MS62, BD-4. For sale is an 1803/2 $5 Half Eagle graded MS-62 by NGC. All 1803 Half Eagles are overdates. The 1803/2 overdate Half Eagle..More
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1806 Pointed 6 Half Eagle (BD-5, R-7) NGC MS60 CAC. In their recent reference (Early U.S. Gold Coin Varieties), Bass-Dannreuther identify this variety to be R-7More
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1806 $5 Knobbed 6 (1806 $5) NGC AU Details. Here is an early 1806 Half Eagle that was probably worn as jewelry. There is a plug above obverse star 7 and the N in UNITED...More
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1806 $5 (1806 Half Eagle) Point 6, 8x5 Stars, NGC AU55. Lots of subdued mint lust adheres to this lovely 1806 half eagle. Aside from some very light abrasion...More
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1807 Half Eagle (1807 $5), Bust Right, PCGS AU58. 1807 $5 Capped Bust To Right. Robert Scot’s Capped Bust to Right design was struck from 1795 to 1807....More
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1807 $5 (1807 Half Eagle) Bust Left, NGC XF45. BD-8. This well preserved 1807 Half Eagle shows traces of mint luster within its devices. There is only a touch of wear...More
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1807 $5 Bust Left (1807 Half Eagle Bust Left) NGC AU58. Excellent, clean surfaces and a quality strike characterize this lustrous early 1807 Half Eagle. For the grade...More
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1807 Half Eagle $5 Capped $5 NGC MS62. For the collector of first year type coins, the present offering represents a remarkable opportunity, and one that is not repeated easily......More
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1807 Half Eagle, 1807 $5 Capped Bust Left (BD-7, R-5+) NGC MS62. Offered here is an uncirculated survivor of the 1807 Capped Bust half eagle...More
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1807 Half Eagle, 1807 $5 Capped Bust Left (BD-8, R-2) PCGS MS63. A popular and important type coin, the present specimen is a truly premium quality coin....More
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1807 $5 (1807 Half Eagle) Bust Right, ANACS EF40. This rare early date 1807 Half Eagle has well struck centers and an unusual die break that extends from the rim...More
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1807 Half Eagle (1807 $5) Bust Right, NGC AU58. This lovely 1807 half eagle is yellow-gold on both obverse and reverse. Mint luster shows on both sides...More
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1808 Half Eagle (1808 $5) NGC MS62, BD-3, R-4. Very important for type set purposes, this uncirculated 1808 half eagle is the scarce of the two non-overdate varieties for the year...More
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1808 Half Eagle (1808 $5) NGC MS63. BD-3, R-4. Early Half Eagle. The devices on this 1808 half eagle shimmer with bright luster. There are a couple of minor contact marks...More
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1808/7 $5 (1808/7 Half Eagle) PCGS AU50. BD-1, R-6. Some mint luster remains within the devices of this rare overdate 1808/7 Half Eagle. Light wear on the highest points...More
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1808/7 Half Eagle (1808/7 $5) PCGS MS61. BD-1, R-6. Since the Bass-Dannreuther (BD) reference on early American gold coins was published there has been a growing...More
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1809/8 $5 (1809/8 Half Eagle) NGC AU53. Early Half Eagle. This Capped Bust to Left 1809/8 Half Eagle is fresh and lustrous with pretty golden-rose coloring...More
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1809/8 $5 (1809/8 Half Eagle) NGC AU53. Some muted mint luster remains within the devices of this early date 1809/8 Half Eagle. Very light abrasion and a few faint scratches...More
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1809/8 $5 (1809/8 Half Eagle) PCGS MS61. This mint state, Capped Bust 1809/8 Half Eagle is sharply struck. There are full details on the centers of the stars, Liberty’s hair, the shield...More
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1809/8 Half Eagle $5 NGC MS6, BD-1, R-3+. Certified by NGC in a new holder, this is the only variety for the 1809 half eagle, with an estimated 250-325 pieces known to exist in all grades...More
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1809/8 Half Eagle (1809/8 $5) NGC MS62. Subdued mint luster emanates from the devices of this lovely 1809/8 Half Eagle. A few light wispy marks on the fields...More
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1809/8 Half Eagle $5 (BD-1, R-3+) NGC MS63. Only one variety is known to have been used to strike an estimated 33,875 half eagles dated 1809...More
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1811 $5 (1811 Half Eagle) NGC AU55, BD-2, Small 5. Early Half Eagle. This Capped Bust to Left 1811 Half Eagle is sharply struck with full details seen on the centers...More
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1811 Half Eagle (1811 $5) Small 5 NGC AU55. This half eagle has bright yellow toning within the protected folds of Liberty’s cap and hair and darker toning on her neck...More
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1811 $5 Tall 5 (1811 Half Eagle) PCGS XF45 CAC. Traces of mint luster remain on this lightly circulated Capped Bust 1811 Half Eagle. There is only slight wear on the highest...More
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1811 $5 Tall 5 (1811 Half Eagle Tall 5), PCGS AU55. This Capped Bust 1811 Half Eagle boasts a full strike with full details on both sides. The centers of the stars, hair details...More
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1811 $5 Tall 5 (1811 Half Eagle) PCGS AU58. This lovely 1811 Half Eagle shows bright mint luster within the devices of the design. The strike is full and sharp with none of the...More
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1811 Half Eagle (1811 $5) Tall 5, NGC MS61. This premium quality half eagle has bright yellow-gold color on both obverse and reverse. The coin shows bright luster...More
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1812 $5 (1812 Half Eagle) NGC MS63. Early Half Eagle. This eye-appealing, mint state Capped Bust gold 1812 Half Eagle has an almost cameo appearance with light devices seen...More
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1813 $5 (1813 Half Eagle) NGC AU55. Early Half Eagle. This early date, 1813 Half Eagle has some mint luster remaining within the devices. The strike is above average with most...More
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1813 Half Eagle (BD-1, R-2) NCS AU Details. The more available of the two varieties for the year, which saw the introduction of the small capped bust design...More
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1813 $5 (1813 Half Eagle) NGC MS63. This outstanding Capped Head 1813 Half Eagle has smoldering mint luster within the devices. Not a trace of wear is seen, as expected...More
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1814/3 $5 (1814/3 Half Eagle) NGC AU58 CAC. This premium quality, Capped Head 1814/3 Half Eagle has a medal-like striking and bright, original color and superb luster...More
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1818 Half Eagle $5 STATESOF (BD-2, R-4) NGC AU55. Offered here is a lightly circulated example of this extremely popular variety, easily identified by the placement of STATES OF on the reverse....More
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1827 $5 (1827 Half Eagle) NGC MS62 CAC. Early Half Eagle. BD-1, R5+. When looking at this rare Capped Head 1827 Half Eagle, the names Bass, Garrett, Naftzger, Wolfson...More
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1830 $5 Half Eagle PCGS AU58. Small D (BD-2, R-5+). The 1830 half eagle is a very curious issue, which was largely influenced by massive gold melting in the mid 1830's...More
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1834 Half Eagle (1834 $5) NGC MS61. 1834 $5, Classic Head, Crosslet 4. With less than an estimated 10% of all 1834 Classic Head, Crosslet 4 half eagles surviving in Mint State...More
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1834 Half Eagle (1834 Classic Plain 4 $5) Classic Plain 4, PCGS AU55. This bright 1834 Half Eagle is well struck on both sides. Considerable mint luster is seen within the devices...More
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1834 Half Eagle $5 Plain 4 NGC AU55. 1834 $5 Classic Head, Plain 4. The first issue of the newly reformed gold coins (after the Mint act of June 27, 1834) and a very popular type coin in all grades...More
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1834 Half Eagle (1834 $5) Plain 4 NGC AU58. This lustrous 1834 half eagle shows slight abrasion in the fields and a few marks on Liberty’s face. There is a bit of wear...More
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1834 Half Eagle $5 Plain 4 NGC AU58. 1834 $5, Classic Head, Plain 4 NGC. The first year of relatively available gold coins, this first year of issue Classic Head half eagle...More
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1834 Half Eagle (1834 $5) Classic, NGC MS62. First year of issue for the classic head type, and the first of this denomination that is somewhat easily acquired...More
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1836 Half Eagle (1836 $5) NGC AU55. This Classic Head 1836 half eagle is vibrant with bright luster in the protected areas on both sides of the coin...More
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1837 Half Eagle (1837 $5) NGC AU55. This 1837 half eagle is lustrous on both sides. On the obverse, the luster is seen throughout Liberty’s hair...More
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1838 Half Eagle (1838 $5) NGC AU58. This half eagle shows medium toning on the right obverse field through the date while the left field is somewhat lighter. The darker areas...More
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1838 Half Eagle $5 NGC MS61. Lustrous BU. With a mintage of 286,588 pieces, the 1838 half eagle struck at the Philadelphia Mint can not be considered to be a truly...More
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1838 Half Eagle (1838 $5) SS New York, NGC MS61. Luminous devices highlight this shipwrecked 1838 half eagle. There are a few contact marks on Liberty’s face and the fields...More
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1839 Half Eagle (1839 $5) NGC AU53. This half eagle shows light obverse toning with a mixture of greens, red, and orange flecks. The bottom right field is darker than the top...More
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1840 Half Eagle (1840 $5) Broad Mill, NGC AU55. This lustrous half eagle is buttery yellow. Mint luster shines Liberty’s hair and profile as well as the devices on the reverse...More
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1840 Half Eagle (1840 $5) Broad Mill, NGC MS61. This lovely 1840 half eagle is quite lustrous, especially so through Liberty’s hair and the devices on the reverse...More
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1840-C Half Eagle (1840-C $5) NGC MS61. This rare, mint state, Southern branch mint 1840-C Half Eagle is tied for second finest at NGC. This 1840-C Half Eagle is well...More
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1840-D Half Eagle $5 SS New York NGC MS62 CAC. 1840-D $5 Liberty Head, No Motto, SS New York. The SS New York was lost in a hurricane in 1846 in the Gulf of Mexico...More
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1840-D $5 Tall D (1840-D Half Eagle) Tall D, NGC AU55. This Southern branch mint 1840-D Half Eagle is unusual in that it is sharply struck. Most branch mint coins...More
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1842-D $5 (1842-D Half Eagle) Large Date, NGC AU58. This rare, Southern branch mint 1842-D Half Eagle has a bold, full strike which is unusual for branch mint coins of this era...More
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1843-C Half Eagle (1843-C $5) NGC MS61. The devices on this Charlotte 1843-C half eagle drip with gleaming luster. This 1843-C Half Eagle is an example of Christian Gobrecht’s...More
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1843-D Half Eagle (1843-D $5), NGC AU50. Some mint luster is found within the devices of this branch mint 1843-D Half Eagle. The obverse shows light abrasion marks consistent...More
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1843-D Half Eagle (1843-D $5) Medium D, NGC AU50. Gold was first discovered on Cherokee Indian land in 1828. Miners flocked first to Auraria, the first frontier town...More
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1843-D Half Eagle (1843-D $5) Medium D, PCGS AU55. This buttery 1843-D half eagle retains much of its original mint luster in the devices of both sides...More
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1844-C $5 (1844-C Half Eagle) PCGS MS62. This Southern branch mint rare 1844-C Half Eagle is fully lustrous. Extremely light abrasion is seen, more so on the reverse...More
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1844-D $5 (1844-D Half Eagle) NGC XF45. A sharp strike and clean surfaces for the grade characterize this Southern branch mint 1844-D Half Eagle...More
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1845 $5 Half Eagle PCGS MS62 CAC. The Philadelphia half eagles from the 1840s and 1850s are usually overlooked because of the more popular branch Mint issues...More
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1845-O Half Eagle (1845-O $5) PCGS AU55 CAC. This lovely branch mint 1845-O half eagle shimmers with bright luster in the devices. The surfaces are lightly abraded...More
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1846-D/D $5 (1846-D/D Half Eagle) PCGS AU53. This blundered reverse, double D half eagle is fully struck on both sides. The centers of the stars, the eagle’s neck, and the lower left...More
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1846-D/D $5 (1846-D/D Half Eagle) PCGS AU55. This Southern branch mint slider 1846-D/D Half Eagle has super fields and the look of an uncirculated coin. With just a trace...More
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1846-D/D Half Eagle (1846-D/D $5) NGC MS61. The featured coin is an 1846-D/D $5 gold half eagle graded MS-61 by NGC. The 1846-D/D half eagle is a very popular variety...More
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1846-O $5 (1846-O Half Eagle) SS New York, NGC MS62. This mint state, rare, branch mint, shipwrecked 1846-O Half Eagle has bright mint luster glowing within the devices...More
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1847-C $5 (1847-C Half Eagle) NGC VF30 CAC. This Southern branch mint 1847-C Half Eagle shows even wear on all of the high points of the coin, in keeping...More
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1847-C Half Eagle (1847-C $5) PCGS AU50. Shimmering luster peaks out from the devices of this branch mint 1847-C Half Eagle. It is lightly abraded and shows a few scattered...More
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1847-D Half Eagle (1847-D $5) NGC MS61. In 1828 gold miners flocked to Auraria Georgia, and then to Dahlonega because gold was discovered on Cherokee Indian land...More
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1847/7 Half Eagle (1847/7 $5) NGC AU58 CAC. Breen-6570. The top of the 7 is prominently repunched. Not to be confused with the "Top of Extra 7" Guide Book variety...More
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1849 $5 (1849 Half Eagle) NGC MS61. This almost cameo, mint state 1849 Half Eagle shows much mint luster on its devices with somewhat contrasting...More
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1849-C Half Eagle (1849-C $5) PCGS XF45. Some mint luster still adheres within the devices of this branch mint 1849-C Half Eagle. There is surface abrasion in keeping...More
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1849-C Half Eagle (1849-C $5) NGC AU53. Traces of luster are hidden in the devices of this evenly colored, pleasing branch mint 1849-C Half Eagle. Light abrasion is seen...More
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1849-C Half Eagle (1849-C $5) PCGS MS61. This scarce, mint state, Southern branch mint 1849-C Half Eagle has a full strike and excellent, original surfaces...More
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1850-C $5 (1850-C Half Eagle) Weak C, PCGS XF45 CAC. The 1850-C Half Eagle comes with either weak or normal C. This specimen is the weak variety...More
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1850-C $5 Weak C (1850-C Weak C Half Eagle), PCGS AU55 CAC. This rare, Southern branch mint, lustrous 1850-C Half Eagle is very choice for the grade...More
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1850-D $5 (1850-D Half Eagle), PCGS XF40. This Dahlonega 1850-D Half Eagle clearly shows sufficient detail to meet the requirements for the grade...More
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1850-D Half Eagle $5, PCGS AU55, Liberty Head, No Motto. This half eagle was struck at the Dahlonega Mint in Georgia during one of the most interesting and tumultuous time...More
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1850-D Half Eagle $5 NGC MS61. 1850-D $5 Liberty Head, No Motto, Half Eagle NGC MS61. For the collector/investor who requires the finest top pop...More
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1852-C Half Eagle (1852-C $5) NGC MS61. This creamy mint state 1852-C Half Eagle has subdued luster smoldering within its devices. Light surface abrasion keeps...More
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1852-C $5 (1852-C Half Eagle) NGC MS62. This Southern branch mint gold 1852-C Half Eagle shows subdued mint luster within its devices. The surfaces are clean and free...More
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1854-D Half Eagle (1854-D $5) NGC AU55. This Dahlonega quarter eagle has some dark greenish and orange toning in the right obverse field, above Liberty’s head, and through the date...More
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1854-D $5 (1854-D Half Eagle) NGC MS62. This rare Southern branch mint gold 1854-D Half Eagle shows muted mint luster within its devices. Except for a few minor ticks...More
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1854-D Large D $5 (1854-D Half Eagle Large D) NGC AU55 CAC. This lustrous, Southern branch mint 1854-D Half Eagle has beautiful coppery-rose undertones. Usually branch mint...More
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1855-C Half Eagle (1855-C $5) NGC MS60+. Mint luster shimmers from within the devices of this branch mint 1855-C Half Eagle. Surface abrasions and a couple...More
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1855-C $5 (1855-C Half Eagle) NGC MS62. A bold strike and muted mint luster characterize this rare, Southern branch mint 1855-C Half Eagle. The coin shows strong...More
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1856-D Half Eagle (1856-D $5) PCGS XF45. Some mint luster still shows within the devices of this branch mint 1856-D Half Eagle. The coin shows slight abrasion on the obverse...More
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1856-S Half Eagle (1856-S $5) NGC AU58. The coin pictured for your consideration is an 1856-S $5 gold half eagle graded AU-58 by NGC. This coin is from the famed Harry W. Bass...More
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1857-C Half Eagle (1857-C $5) NGC MS60. This Charlotte Mint 1857-C half eagle has even gold on both sides. Mint luster shows on the top of Liberty’s head and hair...More
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1857-S $5 (1857-S Half Eagle) NGC AU58 CAC. This underrated, Western branch mint 1857-S Half Eagle is tied for third finest at NGC. The coin is well struck with full details...More
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1858-C $5 (1858-C Half Eagle) NGC XF45. This Charlotte Mint circulated 1858-C Half Eagle has traces of mint luster remaining. Abrasion and light wear...More
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1859-C $5 (1859-C Half Eagle) PCGS XF40 CAC. This Southern branch mint, half eagle has a strong obverse strike with traces of mint luster remaining within the devices...More
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1859-C Half Eagle (1859-C $5) NGC AU50 CAC. The pictured coin is an 1859-C $5 gold half eagle struck at the Charlotte Mint. It is graded AU50 by NGC and the grade is verified...More
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1859-C $5 (1859-C Half Eagle) NGC MS61. Bright mint luster highlights the devices of this rare Southern branch mint 1859-C Half Eagle. Except for a couple of coppery...More
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1859-D $5 Half Eagle Medium D, PCGS MS61. One of the scarcest half eagles minted at the Dahlonega Mint, the 1859-D had a mintage of just 10,366 pieces.....More
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1860-C $5 (1860-C Half Eagle) PCGS AU55. This pre-Civil War, Southern branch mint, 1860-C Half Eagle has bright mint luster gleaming within its devices. The coin has an above average...More
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1860-C $5 (1860-C Half Eagle) NGC MS61. This Southern branch mint, mint state 1860-C Half Eagle shows not a trace of wear, in keeping with the grade. Mint luster is seen...More
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1860-C $5 (1860-C Half Eagle) PCGS MS62. This rare Southern Branch Mint 1860-C Half Eagle gleams with buttery mint luster. A couple of small marks in the fields...More
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1860-D $5 (1860-D Half Eagle) NGC AU58. This Southern branch mint 1860-D Half Eagle has significant amounts of bright mint luster on its surfaces and within its devices...More
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1860-D $5 (1860-D Half Eagle) NGC AU58. Significant amounts of subdued mint luster remain within the devices of this Southern branch mint 1860-D Half Eagle...More
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1860-D Half Eagle (1860-D $5) NGC AU58. This lovely branch mint gold eagle shows a light hint of greenish color, which is because of the high silver concentration in the ore of the region...More
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1860-D Half Eagle (1860-D $5) Medium D, PCGS MS62. Second to last half eagle from the Dahlonega Mint, struck just a year before the American Civil War commenced...More
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1861 $5 (1861 Half Eagle) NGC XF45. Civil War Half Eagle. This Civil War dated 1861 Half Eagle was sharply struck. The centers of the stars, high points of the hair...More
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1861 $5.00 Half Eagle, PCGS XF-45, Shots were fired on Fort Sumter South Carolina the year this wholesome $5.00 gold piece was struck............More
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1861 Half Eagle NGC AU55 CAC. A very original gold coin from the year the civil war commenced. Stickered by CAC for exceptional quality, this is a very nice coin...More
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1861 Half Eagle (1861 $5) NGC AU55 CAC. A premium quality, about uncirculated example of this popular half eagle. 688,084 pieces were produced in the year the civil war commenced...More
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1861 $5 (1861 Half Eagle) PCGS MS62 CAC. This mint state, Civil War dated 1861 Half Eagle has attractive surfaces and bright mint luster in protected areas...More
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1861 $5 (1861 Half Eagle) PCGS MS62. Civil War Half Eagle. This Civil War dated 1861 Half Eagle has generous amounts of mint luster within its devices...More
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1861 $5 Half Eagle PCGS MS64. Sharp & fresh. Offered here is a near gem survivor of this popular Civil War date, which is much scarcer than the smaller quarter eagle...More
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1861 $5 (1861 Half Eagle) NGC MS65*. Civil War Half Eagle. This fully struck, Civil War dated 1861 Half Eagle gleams with full, rich satiny luster. It would be difficult...More
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1861 Civil War Coin Set: 1861 H10C NGC MS64, 1861 25C NGC XF45 CAC, 1861 G$1 NGC MS61 CAC, 1861 $2.50 Type 2 NGC AU58 CAC, 1861 $5 NGC AU58 CAC...More
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1861-C Half Eagle (1861-C $5) PCGS AU53. Civil War Half Eagle. Mint luster fills the devices of this branch mint Civil War dated 1861-C Half Eagle. There are a few abrasion...More
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1861-D $5 (1861-D Half Eagle) PCGS MS63. In addition to being a Southern branch mint, Civil War dated 1861-D Half Eagle, this coin is fundamentally rare with a very small original...More
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1862 Half Eagle (1862 $5) NGC AU55. Civil War Date. 1862 $5 Liberty Head, No Motto, Half Eagle. As hopes for a quick resolution faded and the divided nation...More
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1862 Half Eagle (1862 $5) NGC PR65CAM * (Ex Twin Maples Collection) - A grand total of 4,430 half eagles were struck for circulation in 1862, creating a major rarity...More
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1862-S Half Eagle (1862-S $5) NGC AU55. Crisp, lustrous Civil War key. The featured coin is an 1862-S $5 gold half eagle graded AU-55 by NGC. Warm honey gold surfaces...More
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1863-S $5 (1863-S Half Eagle) NGC XF45. Civil War Half Eagle. This circulated, branch mint, Civil War dated 1863-S Half Eagle has traces of mint luster remaining in protected areas...More
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1863-S $5 (1863-S Half Eagle) NGC AU50. A significant amount of mint luster remains within the devices of this attractive 1863-S Half Eagle. Very slight abrasion...More
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1863-S Half Eagle (1863-S $5) NGC AU50. Most of the Civil War dated half eagle issues, minted at both the Philadelphia and San Francisco Mints...More
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1863-S $5 Half Eagle NGC AU58. Most of the gold coins that were minted at the San Francisco Mint during the American Civil War saw extensive use in circulation during the 1860s...More
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1864 $5 (1864 Half Eagle) NGC PF68* Ultra Cameo. This Civil War gold 1864 Half Eagle is a superlative example of a Proof coin that has the highest designation...More
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1866-S $5 (1866-S Half Eagle) With Motto, NGC AU50. Some mint luster remains within the devices of this rare Western branch mint 1866-S Half Eagle...More
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1870 $5 (1870 Half Eagle) NGC AU50. The strong obverse strike and pleasing surfaces for the grade make this 1870 Half Eagle very appealing. Attractive, subdued mint luster...More
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1870 Half Eagle - 1870 $5 NGC AU55. This scarce, 1870 Half Eagle is tied for second finest at both NGC and PCGS. The strike of this 1870 Half Eagle is above average with...More
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1870-CC Half Eagle (1870-CC $5) PCGS VF25. The $5 Half Eagle gold coin was a proverbial part of American life. Having been in constant use since the early days...More
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1870-S $5 Half Eagle NGC AU53. The 1870-S half eagle is overshadowed by the Carson City half eagle of the same year, which was one of the first gold coins produced at that Mint...More
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1872-CC Half Eagle (1872-CC $5) NGC F12. Honest wear characterizes this rare, pleasant branch mint half eagle. While IN GOD WE TRUST is worn, all the letters are readable...More
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1872-CC Half Eagle (Carson City $5) PCGS VF20 - 1872-CC $5 Liberty Head, With Motto, Ex-Eliasberg Collection. Born in 1896, Louis Eliasberg was a businessman from Baltimore....More
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1874-CC $5 (1874-CC Half Eagle) PCGS XF40 CAC. The remains of some mint luster are seen on this branch mint 1874-CC Half Eagle. All the details of Liberty’s hair...More
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1879-CC $5 (1879-CC Half Eagle) NGC VF35. A nice old gold coin from the American West 1879-CC Half Eagle which probably been involved in some interesting...More
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1881-CC $5 (1881-CC Half Eagle) NGC MS61. This mint state branch mint 1881-CC Half Eagle smolders with subdued mint luster. Very light and few abrasion marks...More
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1881-CC Half Eagle (1881-CC $5) NGC MS61 and 1881-CC Eagle (1881-CC $10) NGC MS61 CAC is SOLD. Here is an outstanding pair of 1881-CC Half Eagle...More
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1884-CC $5 (1884-CC Half Eagle) NGC AU55. This western branch mint 1884-CC Half Eagle has bright mint luster within its protected areas. The coin is well struck with full details...More
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1884-CC Half Eagles (1884-CC) $5 NGC AU58. Just a bit of wear and very original. Some frosty luster survives around devices. Breen writes "Prohibitively rare in AU...More
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1884-S Half Eagle PCGS MS64. A premium quality half eagle from the San Francisco Mint. A total of 177,000 half eagles were struck during the yearMore
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1885 Half Eagle (1885 $5) PCGS PF62 CAM. The coin that is displayed for your consideration is a spectacular 1885 $5 gold half eagle graded PR-62 Cameo by PCGS...More
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1887 Half Eagle (1887 $5) NGC PF64 CAMEO. A total of 87 half eagles were struck at the Philadelphia Mint in 1887. No circulation strikes were struck this year...More
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1890-CC Half Eagle (1890-CC $5) NGC MS61. Bright luster outlines the devices of this mint state 1890-CC Half Eagle. Aside from a minimum of surface erosion marks...More
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1891 Half Eagle - 1891 $5 NGC MS65* DPL. This Mint State, deep prooflike 1891 Half Eagle is the finest known at both NGC and PCGS. The needle-sharp strike shows...More
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1891 Half Eagle (1891 $5) NGC MS65* DPL. Here is an outstanding, rare, gem 1891 Half Eagle. It has been designated * by NGC, which indicates that it is clearly...More
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1891 Half Eagle (1891 $5) NGC MS65* DPL (Deep Proof Like). This exceptional 1891 Half Eagle has deep proof-like surfaces and shimmering mint luster on its frosty devices...More
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1891-CC $5 (1891 Half Eagle) NGC XF45. This Carson City Half Eagle has clean surfaces for the grade and an excellent strike. Traces of luster remain within the devices...More
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1891-CC $5 (1891-CC Half Eagle) PCGS MS61. This mint state, richly colored, lustrous, branch mint 1891-CC Half Eagle has premium quality eye appeal and comes in an OGH...More
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1892-CC Liberty Half Eagle, NGC AU50, CAC, P.Q. Scarce date Carson City Half Eagle, in a grade that is becoming increasingly more difficult to find...More
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1892-CC $5 (1892-CC Half Eagle) PCGS AU53. This branch mint 1892 Half Eagle was struck at the historic Carson City Mint in the next to last year of production at that mint...More
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1892-CC $5 (1892-CC Half Eagle) NGC MS61 CAC. This mint state, Carson City Mint 1892-CC Double Eagle has a superior strike. The centers of the stars, the hair details...More
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1892-CC $5 (1892-CC Half Eagle) NGC MS61 CAC. This mint state, Western branch mint 1892- Half Eagle shimmers with mint luster throughout its devices...More
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1892-O Half Eagle (1892-O $5) NGC AU58. Much mint luster still shimmers from the devices of this lovely 1892-O Half Eagle, which is seen in an old NGC holder...More
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1893-CC Liberty Half Eagle, NGC AU55. Nice and very choice about uncirculated specimen of this 1893-CC Half Eagle. Razor sharp detail and vibrant underlying luster are attributes of this scarce gold coin from America’s Wild West.More
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1894-O $5 (1894-O Half Eagle) NGC MS61. This Southern branch mint 1894-O Half Eagle is tied for third finest. As expected for an uncirculated coin, no wear is found...More
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1894-O Half Eagle (1894-O $5) NGC MS61. Mint luster gleams from within the devices of this 1894-O Half Eagle. A couple of scrapes in front of Liberty’s neck...More
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1895-S $5 (1895-S Half Eagle) PCGS MS63. Intense mint luster radiated from the devices of this outstanding, branch mint 1895-S Half Eagle. Except for a few minor marks...More
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1905 Half Eagles (1905 $5) PCGS MS62. Nicely struck with frosty luster, and very light scattered abrasions in fields. Very nice for the grade...More
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1905-S Half Eagle (1905-S $5) NGC AU58. Some muted mint luster still adheres to the devices of this San Francisco Half Eagle. Light abrasion is seen on both sides...More
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1907 Half Eagle PCGS PR63. Blasty vintage orange tone. Green old holder. The second to last year that the Liberty Head design was used on the half eagle, in use since its...More
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1911 $5 (1911 Half Eagle) NGC Proof. This lovely, fully struck, proof 1911 Half Eagle shows subdued mint luster within its devices. Were it not for the slight damage...More
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1911 Indian Head Half Eagle $5 ANACS MS60, Details. Mint luster shows within the devices of this 1911 Half Eagle despite its Details grade for cleaning...More
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1916-S $5 Indian (1916-S Half Eagle Indian) PCGS MS63. This mint state, branch mint 1916-S Half Eagle is well struck with full details on the high parts of the Indian’s bonnet...More
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