April 12, 2024
1914 US INDIAN HEAD HALF EAGLE $5 FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COIN
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1914 US Liberty Indian Head Five Dollars Gold Coin -- NO RESERVE! Enjoy this fine gold Half Eagle in amazing original condition. • Dimensions/Size: 13/16 in.• Date Mfg/Age: 1914• General Condition: Good• Specific Defects: Fine condition• History: Removed from circluation many years ago• Warranty: None• Accessories: button case• Shipping Weight: 0 Lbs 1.3 Oz• Notes: None• Terms of Sale: 10 day satisfaction guarantee for buyers with 10+ feedbacks and 98% positive rating; Buyer pays all shipping costs.• Delivery Terms: Winning bidder pays for shipping & handling and mandatory insurance. 1914 $5 OR HALF EAGLE PCGS Nos: 8527, 8545 Mintage: Circulation strikes: 247,000 Proofs: 125 Designer: Bela Lyon Pratt Diameter: 21.6 millimeters Metal Content: Gold - 90% Copper - 10% Weight: 129 grains (8.24 grams) Edge: Reeded Mintmark: None (for Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) History of the US five dollar gold half eagle coin: It was one of the first American gold coins ever produced. It was issued in 1795 at the same time as the $10 gold piece, and with the same initial design: the bust of Liberty wearing a conical cap, plus an eagle with a wreath above its head on the reverse. In 1807, Liberty’s cap was reduced in size and the eagle became more realistically depicted. US five dollar gold coins were often melted down, as their value in gold exceeded
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