1887 G$1, CA

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# 1887 Gold Dollar - A Rare Gem of Numismatic Perfection. This exceptional 1887 Liberty Gold Dollar represents a pinnacle of pre-Civil War coinage from the Philadelphia Mint, offering collectors a remarkable opportunity to acquire a truly outstanding specimen. Struck during the twilight years of the Liberty Gold Dollar series designed by James Barton Longacre, this coin emerges as a numismatic treasure of the highest caliber. Graded a pristine PCGS MS-66 Cameo, this specimen is extraordinary in both its technical quality and visual appeal. With a minute original mintage of only 1,043 pieces, this coin represents extreme rarity in the Liberty Gold Dollar series. The *Cameo* designation highlights exceptional field-to-device contrast, creating a stunning visual presentation that showcases the intricate design details with remarkable clarity. The coin's surfaces display remarkable preservation and luster, typical of the finest examples from this challenging era of American coinage. The population data tells a compelling story of extreme scarcity, with only 7 examples graded higher by PCGS and a total population of just 4 coins. Composed of 90% gold and 10% copper, this delicate 14.3mm gold dollar weighs a mere 1.7 grams, representing a pinnacle of minting precision for its era. The reeded edge and crisp Philadelphia Mint strike further enhance its collectibility and historical significance. A true condition rarity that will command serious attention from advanced gold coin collectors and numismatic investors alike, this 1887 Gold Dollar represents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a museum-quality example of 19th-century American coinage. Key Attributes: - *PCGS MS-66 CAM*. - Extremely Low Mintage: 1,043. - Rare Cameo Designation. - Exceptional Preservation. - Provenance: Philadelphia Mint