NGC MS-62 1912 $5 Gold

Description

Frosty and bright honey-gold with lively unbroken luster on the high points.

Buyer's Premium

20%

NGC MS-62 1912 $5 Gold

Lot 0486

Estimate $1,200-$1,300

Sep 17, 2026, 9:41 PM EDT

Current Price (6 bids)

Secure

$1,050

Online Rare Coin & Currency Auction #128

Sep 6, 2026, 10:00 AM EDT

Milford NH, NH, United States

PCGS AU-50 1853/"2" $10 Gold: Olive-gold surfaces with retained luster in the protected areas. The jury is still out on this overdate variety.

PCGS AU-50 1853/"2" $10 Gold

$2,175

PCGS MS-64 1926 $10 Gold: Exceptional luster and warm olive highlights endorse the surfaces of this engaging near-Gem Indian eagle. A case can readily be made here for a step up the grading ladder, at least to our eyes. In an

PCGS MS-64 1926 $10 Gold

$1,975

AU-50 1924 $20 Gold St. Gaudens: Lustrous nut with some light wear or cabinet friction.

AU-50 1924 $20 Gold St. Gaudens

$2,650

Choice BU-63 1927 $20 Gold St. Gaudens: Shows flashy luster and is perhaps just a few light hairlines away from gem quality.

Choice BU-63 1927 $20 Gold St. Gaudens

$2,650

PCGS MS-67+ 1868 Cal Gold Quarter: BG-806. Liberty Head. Round. The finest certified example of the variety in the PCGS Population Report! Creamy smooth olive-gold surfaces offer bold underlying luster and exceptional eye appeal. The

PCGS MS-67+ 1868 Cal Gold Quarter

$2,325

EF Details 1873 Cal Gold Quarter: BG-727. Liberty Head. Octagonal. Rarity-4. Holed at the noon obverse position.

EF Details 1873 Cal Gold Quarter

$41

NGC AU Details 1869 Cal Gold Half Dollar: Mount Removed. BG-1009. Liberty Head. Round. Rarity-5. Lustrous deep honey-gold.

NGC AU Details 1869 Cal Gold Half Dollar

$52

NGC MS-64 1868 Cal Gold Half Dollar: BG-1008. Liberty Head. Round. Rarity-5. A satiny and frosty olive-gold example of a popular and modestly scarce variety in the Cal Gold listings.

NGC MS-64 1868 Cal Gold Half Dollar

$320

Gem Unc 1987 American Eagle $5 Gold: As struck.

Gem Unc 1987 American Eagle $5 Gold

$155

Rare 1984 Engelhard Prospector 1/4 Ounce Gold: In original holder, as struck. The Engelhard "Prospector" series is well sought after today by those who specialize in original bullion issues. Frosty motifs and richly mirrored fields offer a hint

Rare 1984 Engelhard Prospector 1/4 Ounce Gold

$1,025

EF-40 1837 Feutchwanger Cent: Shows some light planchet laminations, not unusual for the experimental metal alloy used.

EF-40 1837 Feutchwanger Cent

$135

1890 Columbian Expo Elongated Nickel: A sharp and bold impression of this popular Expo collectable.

1890 Columbian Expo Elongated Nickel

$25

Counterstamped 1853 Large Cent: "H.F. PECK" on reverse of chocolate-brown host coin. Nice.

Counterstamped 1853 Large Cent

$23

CWT. PCGS MS-65 RB 1863 Cent: Store Card. New York. Broas Brothers. F-630M-13a; GW-663. Copper. Sharp and appealing, and easily 95% or so red.

CWT. PCGS MS-65 RB 1863 Cent

$52

CWT. NGC MS-65 BN 1863 Cent: Store Card. Rhode Island. Charnley. F-700C-3a. Copper. Practically even-steven for red and brown on this lustrous and sharp specimen.

CWT. NGC MS-65 BN 1863 Cent

$52

CWT. NGC MS-64 (1861-1865) Overstrike Rarity: Store Card. New York. T. Ivory, Brooklyn. F-95D-8do. Rarity-9. Struck on an 1863 Indian Cent with the host features and date plainly seen. Ex: Steve Tanenbaum Collection.

CWT. NGC MS-64 (1861-1865) Overstrike Rarity

$33

CWT. NGC Unc Details 1863 Overstrike Cent Rarity: Environmental Damage. Store Card. New York. Caf� Autenrieth. F-630B-1do. Rarity-10. Cupro-nickel. Overstruck on an 1859 Indian Cent! Deep chocolate-brown throughout. Rarity-10 is the top of

CWT. NGC Unc Details 1863 Overstrike Cent Rarity

$210

CWT. NGC MS-65 BN 1865 Cent: Store Card. New York. Wm. F. Warner. F630CB-2a. Rarity-4. Frosty golden-brown with traces of red in the protected areas.

CWT. NGC MS-65 BN 1865 Cent

$26

Numismatically Related Medallic Hodge-Podge: A large hoard, nearly all coin dealer-related, including copper, bronze, brass, aluminum, and other pieces, as well as wooden nickels, encased Lincoln cents, and elongated cents. (Total:

Numismatically Related Medallic Hodge-Podge

$38

Four NENA Medals: Includes: 1967 Silver and Bronze set; and 2003 Silver and Brass set. In custom Lucite holders. (Total: 2 sets, 4 coins)

Four NENA Medals

$41

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