
1909 $5 Indian Head Half Eagle Gold Coin NGC MS 63
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1909 $5 Indian Head Half Eagle Gold Coin NGC MS 63 Specifications: Year: 1909 Fineness: .900 Denomination: $5 Actual Weight: 0.2419 troy oz Gross Weight: 8.36 grams Diameter: 21.6 mm Thickness: 1.6 mm Mint/Brand: US Mint Grade: MS 63 Grade Service: NGC Bullion Exchanges is proud to offer the 1909 $5 Indian Head Half Eagle Gold Coin NGC MS 63. This coin, a remarkable piece of early 20th-century American numismatic history, showcases the innovative incuse design by Bela Lyon Pratt. With its unique design and historical significance, this coin is a must-have for collectors and investors alike. Coin Specifications: Graded as MS 63 by NGC Contains 0.2419 troy oz of .900 gold Crafted meticulously by the US Mint Housed in an official NGC holder Obverse: Graces a detailed portrayal of Lady Liberty, an emblem of American tradition and cultural significance. She is seen adorned with a coronet inscribed with "LIBERTY," complemented by the year of mintage, reflecting her timeless grace and poise. Reverse: Features a magnificent bald eagle in a position of strength and vigilance, perched upon a bundle of arrows with a shield at its forefront. This design is flanked by the inscriptions “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,” “FIVE DOLLARS,” and the uniting motto "E PLURIBUS UNUM," a reflection of unity and strength. The 1909 $5 Indian Head Half Eagle Gold Coin NGC MS 63 is a valuable addition to any numismatic collection or investment portfolio. Its historical significance, combined with the beauty of its design, makes it a treasured piece of American coinage. Secure this exquisite coin from Bullion Exchanges today and add a remarkable artifact to your collection. Enjoy our secure packaging and fast shipping, and for any questions or assistance, our dedicated customer service team is ready to help.
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