1912 $5

Description

# 1912 Indian Head $5 Gold Coin. PCGS MS-65 - Rare and Exceptional Gem Representation. A stunning example of the Bela Lyon Pratt Indian Head Half Eagle series, this 1912 Philadelphia mint gold coin represents a remarkable numismatic treasure. Struck with exceptional precision at the Philadelphia Mint, this 90% gold specimen showcases the intricate design and superior craftsmanship characteristic of early 20th-century American coinage. Graded a near-gem PCGS MS-65, this coin stands among an extremely limited population, with population reports indicating only three total examples graded. The surfaces display a mesmerizing light to medium yellow gold hue with a distinctive greenish cast, typical of this issue. Exceptional strike quality and remarkable original mint luster highlight the coin's superior preservation, making it a true highlight for advanced gold coin collectors. From a total mintage of 790,000, this piece represents a scarce survivor in such high grade. The Pratt design features a beautifully recessed incuse motif, offering remarkable detail and artistic sophistication. The coin's technical specifications include a 21.6mm diameter and 8.36g weight, consistent with the Indian Head half eagle standard. Provenance Highlights: - PCGS Certification: 82617643. - Mint: Philadelphia. - Grade: MS-65. - Estimated Market Value: $19,000. *A numismatic gem that combines historical significance, exceptional preservation, and remarkable rarity.*