1852 G$1

Description

1852 Gold Dollar, NGC MS-63. A pristine example of the classic Gold Dollar type from the mid-19th century, this 1852 issue represents a beautiful specimen of early American gold coinage. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this coin showcases the delicate artistry and precision of mid-19th century gold coin production. The Type 1 Gold Dollar features a charming design with a left-facing Liberty head surrounded by thirteen stars, representing the original colonies. Reverse displays a wreath encircling the denomination, typical of the era's elegant numismatic styling. The NGC MS-63 grade indicates a high-quality uncirculated coin with minimal marks and strong original luster, making this an attractive piece for serious collectors of early American gold. Graded and authenticated by Numismatic Guaranty Corporation with certificate #10340611, this coin represents an excellent opportunity for collectors seeking a well-preserved example of mid-19th century gold coinage. The 1852 date places this piece in a fascinating period of American monetary history, just prior to the significant economic changes brought about by the California Gold Rush and subsequent monetary developments. Key Details: - Date: 1852. - Mint: Philadelphia. - Metal: Gold. - Grade: NGC MS-63. - Certification: #10340611