1887 G$1, DC

Description

# 1887 Gold Dollar, PCGS MS64 DCAM - A Rare Philadelphia Gem. This exceptional 1887 Gold Dollar represents a remarkable survivor from the late Liberty Gold Dollar series, struck at the Philadelphia Mint during the final decade of these beloved numismatic treasures. Certified PCGS MS64 Deep Cameo, this specimen offers extraordinary eye appeal and historical significance. Designed by James Barton Longacre, this coin showcases the elegant Liberty Head motif characteristic of mid-19th century American coinage. With a minuscule mintage of just 1,043 pieces, this example is a true rarity, further emphasized by its PCGS population of only 3 total coins, with merely 8 examples graded higher. The Deep Cameo designation highlights exceptional field and device contrast, making this piece particularly desirable for advanced collectors. Struck in 90% gold, this delicate *14.3mm* gold dollar weighs a mere 1.7 grams, representing the pinnacle of precision minting in the late 19th century. The coin exhibits exceptional preservation, with pristine surfaces that showcase the intricate design details and original mint luster. Its reeded edge and Philadelphia mint mark further authenticate this numismatic treasure. A museum-quality specimen that represents an extraordinary opportunity for the discerning gold coin collector, this 1887 Gold Dollar combines extreme rarity, superior technical quality, and remarkable historical significance. Its PCGS certification #57224599 guarantees its authenticity and exceptional state of preservation.