1911 $5

Description

# 1911 Indian Head $5 Gold Half Eagle. PCGS MS-63 | Philadelphia Mint. A classic example of the Bela Lyon Pratt Indian Head Half Eagle design, this 1911-dated gold coin represents a quintessential pre-1933 American gold issue. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint with a substantial mintage of 915,000 pieces, this specimen offers collectors an opportunity to acquire a well-preserved representative of this iconic numismatic series. Graded PCGS MS-63, the coin exhibits the characteristic features of the design, with typical striking nuances noted by specialists. The surfaces display a light to medium yellow-gold patina, demonstrating the series' characteristic granular texture. While not perfectly struck—particularly on the obverse feather details—the coin retains substantial visual appeal and technical merit. With a total population of 2,614 coins graded, this example sits comfortably within the more accessible grade range for collectors. Composed of 90% gold and 10% copper, the coin weighs 8.36 grams and features a reeded edge. The technical specifications align perfectly with the standard Indian Head half eagle design, making this an excellent type coin for both specialized gold collectors and broader numismatic enthusiasts. Its PCGS certification #84172544 ensures authenticity and provides a reliable assessment of the coin's condition. Numismatic Notes: - Mintage: 915,000. - Graded PCGS MS-63. - Estimated Price Guide Value: $2,150. - Total Population: 2,614 coins