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 ONE GOLD DIPPED LIBERTY HEAD NICKEL COIN 1 BID = 1 COIN US $3.95 
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 1853 Gold $1 PCGS MS 63 Liberty Head One Dollar Gold Piece US $985.00
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 1852-O G$1 NGC/CAC XF45 (Type 1) Liberty Head Gold Dollar US $295.00
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 1853 US Type I $1 Gold Liberty Head Dollar Coin - Uncirculated US $204.65
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 1854 US Type II $1 Gold Liberty Head Dollar Coin XF Detail US $136.01
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 1853-D $2 1/2 Liberty Head Gold NGC XF Details US $2,495.00
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 Gold 1952 and 1953 $1 Dollar US Liberty Head Gold Coin pin Super nice piece US $299.00
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 1851 Liberty Head Gold $1, NGC UNC details, bent US $114.72
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 RARE Gold Popayan FM1 Escudo Coin Pendant 1824 Liberty Head PIRATE COIN Antique US $235.46
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 1878-S Gold Quarter (2 1/2 Dollar) Eagle, Liberty Head US $380.00
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 1850 P Liberty Head One Dollar $1 Gold Coin Philadelphia - Free Shipping US $142.50
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 1852 $1 Dollar US Liberty Head Gold Coin *Nice* Investment Opportunity US $375.00
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 1852 $1 One Dollar Gold Liberty Head Coin US $122.50
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 1853-O $1 One Dollar Gold Liberty Head Coin US $167.50
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 Vintage LIBERTY HEAD 1 Dollar Gold Charm US $189.99
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 1907 $2 1/2 Liberty Head Gold Coin Quarter Eagle BU MS! US $222.22
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 1849 Liberty Head Gold $1 One Dollar NCS (NGC) AU Open Wreath Type 1 US $229.99
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 1906 .. $2.50 Liberty Head Quarter Eagle .. Gold Coin .. 2 1/2 dollar piece US $2,500.00
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 1851 O $1 Liberty Head Gold Dollar NGC AU United States Coin US $138.00
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 FABULOUS 1852 Liberty Head GOLD $1 Coin ALMOST UNCIRCULATED US $245.00
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 FABULOUS 1851 Liberty Head GOLD $1 Coin ALMOST UNCIRCULATED US $245.00
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 FABULOUS 1853 Liberty Head GOLD $1 Coin EXTRA FINE US $235.00
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 1853 Liberty Head GOLD $1 Coin XF Tiny Treasure US $235.00
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 1853 Gold $1 NGC MS 62 Liberty Head One Dollar Gold US $595.00
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 1853-C LIBERTY HEAD GOLD DOLLAR $1 AU DETAILS NGC US $821.75
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 1851 $2 1/2 LIBERTY HEAD GOLD PIECE PCGS XF45 XF-45 US $444.44
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 1851 Liberty Head Gold $1 Dollar **CH/UNC.** US Coin. "RARE BEAUTY" !!!!!! US $115.37
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 1900 PCGS MS62, $5 Gold Liberty Head Half Eagle, Gem, 1/4 oz Gold, Rare US $545.00
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 THE FORTY NINERS 9 COIN LIBERTY HEAD NICKEL SET WITH FRAME 1 GOLD ELECTRO PATED US $15.50
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 1845 $2 1/2 LIBERTY HEAD GOLD NGC AU55 US $539.00
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 1851 $2 1/2 LIBERTY HEAD GOLD ICG F15 US $279.00
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 1853 GOLD LIBERTY HEAD $1 -LIGHTLY CIRCULATED- **.900 FINENESS .04837 AGW** US $110.72
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 1851 $2.50 LIBERTY HEAD 1/4 EAGLE GOLD EXTRA FINE XF TAKE A LOOK US $355.55
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 1855 1/4 California Gold Quarter Dollar Round Charm Liberty Head CH AU/UNC US $10.50
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 1851 US $1 DOLLAR LIBERTY HEAD GOLD COIN US $76.00
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 GOLD LIBERTY HEAD TYPE 1 JEWISH LOVE TOKEN ~ MUST SEE! US $137.50
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 1878 US $2 1/2 QUARTER EAGLE LIBERTY HEAD GOLD COIN US $200.00
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 1879 Liberty Head 2 1/2 $ Gold Piece--All Original AU/BU--Low Mintage US $469.00
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 1870 1/2 DOLLAR CALIFORNIA LIBERTY HEAD OCTAGON GOLD COIN US $36.00
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 1849-D Type 1 Liberty Head . $1.00 one dollar Gold Coin US $9,500.00
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 1867 S $2 1/2 Gold Liberty Head Quarter Eagle. San Francisco Mint Gold Coin US $1,325.00
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 Rare Gold Coin Lot US United States 1852 1853 $1 One Dollar $1.00 Liberty head US $109.59
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 1903 $2 1/2 LIBERTY HEAD "Quarter-Eagle" GOLD COIN MS-61 US $479.00
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 1853 Liberty Head Quarter Eagle $2.5 2 1/2 Dollar Gold Coin - Free Shipping US $197.00
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 1861 Liberty Head Quarter Eagle $2.5 2 1/2 Dollar Gold Coin - Free Shipping US $335.00
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 1878 Liberty Head Quarter Eagle $2.5 2 1/2 Dollar Gold Coin - Free Shipping US $51.00
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 1852 Liberty Head $1 One Dollar Gold Coin - Free Shipping US $89.00
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 1853 Liberty Head $1 One Dollar Gold Coin - Free Shipping US $129.50
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 1852 TYPE 1 LIBERTY HEAD GOLD DOLLAR $1 "HOLED" GOLD COIN - NICE DETAILS US $48.09
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 1853 Type 1 Liberty Head . $1.00 one dollar Gold Coin US $5,500.00
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 $1 Dollar Gold, 1853, Liberty Head - Type 1 US $.99
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 1851 C $1 Liberty Head Gold Dollar NGC AU Details Charlotte Rare 41,267 Minted US $1,799.99
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 VERY NICE 1885 S LIBERTY HEAD GOLD HALF EAGLE G$5 FREE SHIPPING TH1 US $9.99
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 1851-0 $1. DOLLAR LIBERTY HEAD GOLD COIN XF US $269.00
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 $2.5 1902 Liberty Head 2 1/2D Gold United States Quarter Eagle US $.99
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 1903 Liberty Head Quarter Eagle $2.5 2 1/2 Dollar Gold Coin - Free Shipping US $.01
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 1853 $1 Liberty Head Gold Dollar US $325.00
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 1851 $1 Liberty Head Princess Gold Coin One Dollar RARE US $158.05
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 1853 Liberty Head GOLD $1 Coin EXTRA FINE & X-FABULOUS US $240.00
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 1904 $2 1/2 LIBERTY HEAD 1/4 EAGLE GOLD PIECE AU TO UNCIRCULATED UNC MS US $288.88
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 1855 $2 1/2 Gold Liberty Head Quarter Eagle. Philadelphia Mint Gold Coin US $425.00
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 1851 Ty1 $1 Liberty Head Gold Dollar BU /B-861 US $349.00
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 1904 $2 1/2 LIBERTY HEAD 1/4 EAGLE GOLD PIECE UNCIRCULATED UNC MS US $322.22
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 LIBERTY HEAD GOLD $1 TYPE 1 14K BEZEL ROPE SCREW TOP US $208.95
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 1905 2 1/2 Dollar Liberty Head Gold Quarter Eagle Unc SUPER NICE US $200.00
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 1853 $2 1/2 Liberty Head Gold Coin Quarter Eagle BU MS! US $102.50
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 1852-P Liberty Head Type 1 US Gold 1 Dollar Coin Very Scarce Issue NICE COIN!!!! US $275.00
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 1853-P Liberty Head Type 1 US Gold 1 Dollar Coin Very Scarce Issue NICE COIN!!!! US $225.00
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 1853-P Liberty Head Type 1 US Gold 1 Dollar Coin Very Scarce Issue Rare Coin US $199.00
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 1854-P Liberty Head Type 1 US Gold 1 Dollar Coin Very Scarce Issue 855,502 Mint US $249.00
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 1861 $2.50 LIBERTY HEAD 1/4 EAGLE GOLD ALMOST UNC AU TO UNCIRCULATED UNC MS RARE US $477.77
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 1861 $2.50 LIBERTY HEAD 1/4 EAGLE GOLD UNCIRCULATED UNC MS US $588.88
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 1852 TYPE 1 United States $20 Liberty Head Gold Eagle - AU US $2,495.00
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 U.S. 1843 $2 1/2 DOLLAR LIBERTY HEAD GOLD COIN, ANACS CERTIFIED AU55, CHOICE! US $995.00
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 1907 $2 1/2 Gold Liberty Head Eagle * Gem BU Quality * US $449.50
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 1852 $1 GOLD LIBERTY HEAD DOLLAR COIN PCGS CERT GEN US $399.99
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 1853 $1 LIBERTY HEAD GOLD TYPE 1 MS63 NGC US $925.00
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 1906 Gold $2 1/2 Liberty Head Eagle NGC MS 63 US $1,025.00
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 1851-P Liberty Head Type 1 US Gold 1 Dollar Close Wreath Coin Very Scarce Issue US $299.00
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 1853-P Liberty Head Type 1 US Gold 1 Dollar Close Wreath Coin Very Scarce Issue US $349.00
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 Five Coin Liberty Head Gold Set - $1 to $20 Pieces US $3,999.00
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 1904 Liberty Head 2 1/2 Dollar Gold Coin (NGC-MS63) US $830.00
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 1853 $1 One Dollar Gold Liberty Head NGC AU58 US $329.00
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 1851 $2 1/2 Liberty Head Gold NGC AU Details Cleaned US $295.00
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Coin Collection - US $5 Gold Pieces
The $5 gold piece (Half Eagle) shares with the $10 gold piece (Eagle) the distinction of being the first gold coin produced in the United States. Half Eagles were made almost uninterruptedly from 1795 to 1929 (but none was produced in 1801, 1803, 1816, or 1817, or from 1917 to 1928). Rare dates in the series include the 1815, 1822 (uncollectible), 1825/4 (only two are known), 1828/7, 1829 large date, 1832 12 stars, 1854-S, the low mintage 1875, and the proofonly 1887.
Completing a set of the five major types listed in this section is easy, although the first two types tend to be a bit pricey. A meaningful collection of different dates can be built at reasonable prices, but you really need to be a multimillionaire and know that you'll live to be 200 years old before tackling a complete date set.
Turban Head $5 gold piece (1795–1807)
This type is a larger version of the $2.50 gold piece (see the "$2.50 Gold Pieces" section, earlier in this chapter) and also comes with either a plain eagle or an eagle and shield on the backs of the coins. In fact, the backs (or reverses) of the coins cause some confusion unless you're familiar with some of the minting practices of the early U.S. Mint. For example, one of the rarest varieties of this type is the 1798 with a plain eagle reverse. Such a coin is not even supposed to exist, because the plain eagle reverse was last used in 1797. On the other hand, another puzzler is the 1795 with an eagle-andshield reverse. This coin was two years ahead of its time — the eagleand- shield reverse did not make its first regular appearance until 1797. Experts believe that these unusual coins were made under emergency conditions with dies left over from earlier years.
Capped Bust $5 gold piece (1807–1834)
Don't let this relatively short series fool you — stuck in between many of the common dates are some of the most revered and valuable U.S. coins. Only three 1822 Half Eagles are known, and none is currently available for sale. The 1825/4 overdate is known by only two examples, but (thankfully) collectors have an alternative in the far less expensive 1825/1 overdate. The 1829 large date is extremely rare, the 1815 has an extremely low mintage, and, for some reason, the higher-mintage 1819 is a rare coin as well. Despite the daunting challenges, you can still purchase nice examples of this type for relatively reasonable prices. The three major types are Capped Bust left (1807–1812), Capped Head left large size (1813–1829), and Capped Head left small size (1829–1834).
Classic Head $5 gold piece (1834–1838)
Liberty-head $5 gold piece (1839–1908)
Indian-head $5 gold piece (1908–1929)
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Frequently Asked Questions...
what is the best way of getting a coin appraisal?
I live in Minnesota and I sent pictures of my coins ( gold @ 1/2 dollar indian head coin, 9 liberty head nickles from 1902-1907 and two mercury dimes 1941 & 1945) for a free coin appraisal to Midwest mint in Minneapolis, MN. Well, the man told me that he's interested in my coins and that I should send them to him for a better look. And that if he likes them, then he will send me a check. And if he doesnt like them then he will send them back and tell me the appraisal.? I"m not sure if this is how an appraisal is done? Should I ? SERIOUS ANSWERS ONLY..Thanks!!
oh.. i meant 2 1/2 dollar gold indian coin
Answer:
The Mercury dimes are worth over $1 each and the Liberty head nickels are worth about 50 cents each. The gold coin is the only thing of value. It is worth about 1-1/2 to 2 times bullion value or over $200. Mail in appraisals typically net low offers. I recommend finding a coin dealer in the phone book in your area or going to a coin show. See listings in your area at www.coinshows.com