$5 Gold Indian Head & $5 Gold Liberty Half Eagles
$5 Gold Indian Head and Liberty Half Eagles Prove a Shrewd Investment in Gold Bullion and Solid Hedge Against Inflation
For the savvy investor, purchasing $5 Liberty and Indian Head Half Eagles is an astute means of diversifying holdings, especially while faith in paper currency wanes. Furthermore, gold bullion is a tangible investment, providing longevity, stability and long-term peace of mind.12 Item(s)
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$5 Liberty US Mint Gold Half Eagle (1839-1907) …
$433.47 As low as: $429.49 -
$5 Liberty NGC MS63 | US Mint Gold Half Eagle
$640.00 As low as: $635.00 -
$5 Liberty NGC MS62 | US Mint Gold Half Eagle
$550.00 As low as: $545.00
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$5 Liberty PCGS MS64 US Mint Gold Half Eagle (1…
$1,030.00 As low as: $1,020.00 -
$5 Liberty PCGS MS63 | US Mint Gold Half Eagle …
$640.00 As low as: $630.00 -
$5 Liberty PCGS MS62 US Mint Gold Half Eagle (1…
$550.00 As low as: $540.00
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(AU+) $5 Indian Head | Gold Half Eagle | Almost…
$477.21 As low as: $473.23 -
(XF+) $5 Indian Head US Mint Gold Half Eagle (1…
$469.26 As low as: $465.28 -
$5 Indian Head US Mint Gold Half Eagle (1907-19…
$433.47 As low as: $429.49
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The 1839-1907 Liberty Half Eagles available at Provident Metals contain .2419 Troy Ounces of Pure Gold and bear various mintmarks, conditions and grades, including those certified Mint State 64 by the Professional Coin Grading Service. The Liberty Half Eagle was introduced in 1839 and, like its predecessor, it was designed by engraver Christian Gobrecht, inspired by Benjamin West’s famous painting, Omnia Vincit Amor (Love Conquers All). The coin’s reverse features the ever-iconic American Eagle.
These stunning 1907-1929 Indian Half Eagles contain .2419 Troy Ounces of Pure Gold and, like the Liberty, they are available bearing various mintmarks and conditions. Historically set apart by their unprecedented incuse relief (the coin’s images and inscriptions are set into the surface), Boston artist Bela-Lyon Pratt was commissioned to create the design at the urging of President Roosevelt. Pratt’s obverse depicts an American Indian donning a handsome feathered headdress, while the reverse features the Nation’s symbol, a great Bald Eagle.
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