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A U.S. $5 gold “half eagle” with the Liberty Head design, struck from 1839 to 1908 with only small changes. It holds 0.2419 oz of pure gold in 90% gold, 8.36 g and 21.1 mm, and it is the only U.S. coin struck at seven different U.S. Mint branches. A classic pre-1933 American gold coin. Year varies.
Consisting of 0.2419 oz of 900 gold
Obverse: Varied versions of Liberty Coronet Head with year
Reverse: Varied versions of Heraldic eagle with Union shield holding 3 arrows and an olive branch
Diameter: 21.10 mm
Specifications
MetalGold
MintUnited States Mint
Weight8.36 g
Purity0.900
YearRandom
CountryUnited States
TypeCoin
Face value5 USD
PackagingIndividual Coin Capsule or Sleeve
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A U.S. $5 gold “half eagle” with the Liberty Head design, struck from 1839 to 1908 with only small changes. It holds 0.2419 oz of pure gold in 90% gold, 8.36 g and 21.1 mm, and it is the only U.S. coin struck at seven different U.S. Mint branches. A classic pre-1933 American gold coin.…
A U.S. $5 gold “half eagle” with the Liberty Head design, struck from 1839 to 1908 with only small changes. It holds 0.2419 oz of pure gold in 90% gold, 8.36 g and 21.1 mm, and it is the only U.S. coin struck at seven different U.S. Mint branches. A classic pre-1933 American gold coin. Year varies.
Highlights
Consisting of 0.2419 oz of 900 gold
Obverse: Varied versions of Liberty Coronet Head with year
Reverse: Varied versions of Heraldic eagle with Union shield holding 3 arrows and an olive branch