1911 $5

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# 1911 Indian Head Half Eagle $5 Gold Coin. ## PCGS MS-63 - A Quintessential Pre-1933 Gold Rarity. This 1911 Philadelphia Mint Indian Head Half Eagle represents a quintessential example of Bela Lyon Pratt's innovative incuse design, struck in 90% gold during the early 20th century. Graded PCGS MS-63, this specimen offers collectors a high-quality representation of a classic American gold coin series. Minted with a total mintage of 915,000 pieces, this half eagle exhibits the characteristic nuanced features typical of the 1911 issue. The coin displays light to medium yellow gold coloration with subtle greenish undertones, characteristic of the period. As noted by specialists, the strike is somewhat typical for the date, with slightly weak feather details on the obverse, a hallmark of this particular year's production. Technical Specifications: - *Mint:* Philadelphia. - *Composition:* 90% Gold, 10% Copper. - *Weight:* 8.36g. - *Diameter:* 21.6mm. - *Edge:* Reeded. - PCGS Population: 1,169 in higher grades. - Certification: PCGS #05936816. With a price guide value of $2,150, this MS-63 specimen represents an excellent opportunity for collectors seeking a high-grade example of this historically significant gold coin type. While considered relatively available in lower mint states, truly exceptional examples remain challenging to acquire.