1877-S $5 Liberty Gold Half Eagle MS-60

Three slabbed United States Gold Half Eagles ($5 gold pieces). American, early 20th century. 1901 - S, graded MS 60 by ANACS. 1903 - S, graded MS 62 by ANACS. 1905 - S, graded MS 61 by NGC. All Uncirc

1847 Liberty Head $5 half eagle gold coins are available in five varieties which counts the four basic mintmark varieties. In general all 1847 half eagles are considered scarce though the Charlotte (C

1839 $5 Gold Half Eagle MS60

1911-S $5 Gold Half Eagle NGC MS60

1883 $5 Gold Half Eagle PCGS MS60

1882-S $5 Gold Half Eagle NGC MS60

1901 $5 Gold Half Eagle ANACS MS60 BREEN-6778

1907 $5 Liberty Head Gold Half Eagle NGC MS 63

1881 $5 Liberty Head Gold Half Eagle NGC MS 62

1892 $5 Liberty Head Gold Half Eagle NGC MS 61

1882 $5 Liberty Head Gold Half Eagle NGC MS 61

1882 $5 Liberty Head Gold Half Eagle BU 60

1901-S $5 Liberty Gold Half Eagle MS-64 PCGS SKU: RBJ200728 Year: 1901 Grade Service: PCGS Denomination: $5.00 Metal Content: 0.2419 troy oz Purity: .900 Thickness: 1.59 mm Diame

1851 $5 Gold Half Eagle PGA-MS60

1881 $5 Liberty Head Gold Half Eagle NGC MS-61 Estimate: $700

Item specifics Circulated/Uncirculated Denomination $5 Composition Gold Year 1886 Strike Type Business Mint Location Philadelphia Grade MS 61 Country/Region of Manufacture United States Certification

ungraded, likely AU58/MS or similar, Opening Bid $300

Up for auction is a 1886-S $5 Liberty Gold Half Eagle MS64. Graded by PCGS Please see photos for all details. Please note all lots show signs of wear commensurate with age and use, and the lack of a

Marks appropriate for the grade but shimmering original orange-gold color

Pre-1933 US Gold Coin, High Grade BU-UNC (MS62)

1834 $5 Liberty Gold Half Eagle Very Fine VF. Plain 4 variety.

About Uncirculated AU-53 Keywords: United States of America, US, Bullion, Pre-1933 Gold

1881 $5 Gold Half Eagle .2419 Troy Ounces of Gold Certified Gold coins from The Stein Family.

Extremely nice 1901-S, very high end for MS61. Reverse is several grades higher and obverse luster explodes Certified Gold coins from The Stein Family.