1853 G$1

Description

# 1853 Gold Dollar G$1 PCGS MS63 - A Classic Liberty Gold Type Coin. An exceptional example of the Liberty Gold Dollar series, this 1853 Philadelphia Mint Gold Dollar represents a quintessential piece of mid-19th century American numismatic history. Struck during a pivotal period of U.S. monetary development, this coin features the elegant James Barton Longacre design that epitomizes the classic gold coinage of the era. Graded PCGS MS63, this specimen offers remarkable preservation for a mid-19th century gold coin. The Philadelphia Mint produced 4,076,051 examples in this year, making the 1853 date one of the most abundant in the Liberty Gold Dollar series. With a population of 1,245 total graded coins, this example sits comfortably in the upper echelons of surviving specimens, representing an excellent opportunity for type collectors and numismatic enthusiasts. Composed of 90% gold and 10% copper, this delicate coin measures 12.7mm in diameter and weighs 1.7 grams. The reeded edge and precise Philadelphia Mint striking showcase the technical expertise of mid-19th century American minting techniques. Its PCGS certification #5510567 guarantees the coin's authenticity and grade, making it a secure and desirable addition to any serious numismatic collection. Condition Overview: - *PCGS MS63*. - Bright, lustrous surfaces. - Minimal contact marks. - Strong mint state preservation. - Excellent eye appeal for the assigned grade. *Estimate: $620-$700*