1854 G$1 Type Two

Description

# 1854 Gold Dollar G$1 Type Two PCGS MS63 - A Numismatic Treasure. This exceptional 1854 Liberty Gold Dollar represents a quintessential example of the Type Two gold dollar series, struck at the Philadelphia Mint during a pivotal period in American coinage history. Graded a lustrous *PCGS MS63*, this specimen offers collectors a pristine window into mid-19th century numismatic artistry. The Type Two design by James Barton Longacre features crisp, well-defined details characteristic of this short-lived variety. With a total population of just 331 coins, this particular example stands among the more desirable specimens. The coin emerges from a substantial original mintage of 783,943 pieces, yet high-grade examples remain relatively scarce. Struck in 90% gold with a delicate weight of 1.7 grams, this coin embodies the refined minting techniques of the era. Numismatic research reveals fascinating context for this issue: the 1854 Type Two gold dollar is notably the third most common gold dollar in the series. Collectors will appreciate the coin's technical characteristics, including its 14.3mm diameter and reeded edge. Typical of the Type Two variety, the piece may exhibit slight clash marks and occasional weakness in date elements, making this *PCGS MS63* example particularly appealing for its strong preservation. Provenance and Rarity: - *PCGS Certification*: 57222687. - Grade: MS63. - Higher Graded Specimens: 312. - Estimated Price Guide Value: $4,750