US CHIEF/STANDING EAGLE $5 GOLD COIN 1909-D

U.S. 1909 P $5 Indian Head Half Eagle Gold Coin, XF - AU Circulated Condition.

MS70 - See photos for condition and details

1/10 OUNCE FINE GOLD

US 1990 American Eagle $5 Gold Coin with Presentation Box. 1/10 oz. / 3.43 grams fine gold. Condition: Very good condition. Not professionally graded. Estimate: $100.00 - $300.00 Domestic Shipping: $3

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US 1909 Indian Head $5 Gold Coin. Approx. weight: 8.34 grams. Condition: Good condition. Not professionally graded. Estimate: $250.00 - $400.00 Domestic Shipping: $32.00

US Gold Coin - $5 1909 Indian Head Gold Coin. Graded and in unopened protective case

U.S. 2009 Half Eagle $5 gold coin, NGC graded Early Releases MS70, housed in NGC slab, NGC 3371906-158 Start Price: $300.00

U.S. 2006 Half Eagle $5 gold coin, NGC graded First Strikes MS70, housed in NGC slab, NGC 1991212-058 Start Price: $300.00

U.S. 2006 Half Eagle $5 gold coin, NGC graded Early Releases MS69, housed in NGC slab, NGC 1557764-321 Start Price: $250.00

U.S. 2007 Half Eagle $5 gold coin, PCGS graded First Strike MS69, housed in NGC slab, PCGS 11244366 Start Price: $250.00

U.S. 2006 Half Eagle $5 gold coin, NGC graded First Strikes MS69, housed in NGC slab, NGC 1992295-090 Start Price: $250.00

U.S. 1986 Half Eagle $5 gold coin, NGC graded MS69, housed in NGC slab, NGC 1555360-047 Start Price: $250.00

U.S. 2006 Half Eagle $5 gold coin, NGC graded First Strikes MS69, housed in NGC slab, NGC 1992295-087 Start Price: $250.00

.10oz., .916, set in a 14K yellow gold coin pendant holder

1986 US GOLD EAGLE $5 COIN 3.1gms.

1986 US GOLD EAGLE $5 COIN .10oz., .916

.10oz., .916

Pair of 14k yellow gold cufflinks set with two 1903 US $10 gold eagle coins. Each cufflink is engraved on reverse with "AG" and what appears to be a ribbon microphone. The coins are each in beautiful

$5.00 / Five Dollar US gold coin, dated 1909-D, ungraded.

uncirculated, ungraded

handling marks otherwise AU or better, Opening Bid $350

Graded MS69 PCGS, est: $200/300 Note: In 1999, the U.S. Mint made an error by producing the first Mint State $5 and $10 Gold Eagles bearing a "W" mint mark. In 1999, only Proof Gold Eagles were intend

uncirculated, ungraded