1907-D $5

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# 1907-D Liberty Head Gold Half Eagle $5 - PCGS MS65. The 1907-D Liberty Head Gold Half Eagle represents a superb example of late-period pre-1933 American gold coinage from the Denver Mint. Struck during the final year of the classic Liberty Head design by Christian Gobrecht, this specimen offers exceptional preservation and eye appeal for advanced numismatists and gold coin collectors. Graded PCGS MS65, this coin exhibits remarkable mint state preservation with lustrous surfaces and sharp, well-defined design elements characteristic of the Denver Mint's production. From a total mintage of 888,000 pieces, this example ranks among the top population coins, with only 40 examples graded at this level or higher out of 156 total coins certified. The piece features the standard 90% gold, 10% copper composition typical of Liberty Head half eagles, weighing 8.36 grams with a precise 21.65mm diameter and traditional reeded edge. The 1907-D half eagle holds particular significance as one of the final issues in the long-running Liberty Head gold series, which spanned from 1839 to 1908. Its well-preserved state allows collectors to appreciate the intricate design details and historical craftsmanship of early 20th-century American coinage. The Denver mintmark adds regional collectibility to this already desirable specimen. PCGS Certification: 05110556. Condition: Mint State 65. Estimated Value: $2,750