1907-D $5

Description

# 1907-D Liberty Head Gold Half Eagle $5 - PCGS MS64. A choice Denver Mint Liberty Head Gold Half Eagle from the penultimate year of the series, this 1907-D specimen represents a significant moment in American numismatic history. Struck during the final period of the classic Liberty Head design by Christian Gobrecht, this coin showcases the refined artistry of late 19th/early 20th-century American coinage. Graded PCGS MS64, this example exhibits superior preservation with minimal marks and strong mint luster characteristic of high-grade specimens from this era. The coin demonstrates remarkable eye appeal for the assigned grade, with sharp strike details and excellent preservation. With a total population of 903 coins graded by PCGS, this piece resides in the upper echelon of surviving examples, representing less than 30% of the total population in mint state. The 1907-D mintage of 888,000 pieces represents a typical production for the Denver Mint during this period. Composed of 90% gold and 10% copper, the coin weighs 8.36 grams and features the classic reeded edge. As one of the more available dates in the Liberty Head Half Eagle series, this coin offers collectors an excellent opportunity to acquire a high-quality representative of this historic design. Numismatic Details: - *Date/Mint:* 1907-D. - *Denomination:* $5 Half Eagle. - *Mint:* Denver. - *PCGS Certification:* 41437381. - *Grade:* MS64. - *Estimated Value:* $1,500