1913 $5

Description

# 1913 Indian Head $5 Gold Coin PCGS MS63. An exceptional Pre-1933 Gold Coin from the beloved Indian Head Half Eagle series, this 1913 Philadelphia Mint strike represents a prime example of Bela Lyon Pratt's innovative incuse design. Struck during a pivotal era in American numismatics, this specimen offers collectors a superb representation of early 20th-century gold coinage. Graded PCGS MS63, this coin exhibits the characteristic light to medium yellow gold coloration with subtle greenish undertones typical of the issue. The surfaces display finely granular texture and excellent mint luster, consistent with the series' reputation for superior striking quality. With a total population of 3,104 graded examples, this piece sits comfortably within the more available grade ranges, yet represents a solid example of this historic gold type. The Philadelphia Mint produced 915,901 examples in 1913, creating a moderately available issue for serious numismatists. Composed of 90% gold and 10% copper, the coin weighs 8.36 grams with a 21.6mm diameter and features a reeded edge. Its PCGS certification #84032831 guarantees authenticity and provides a trusted assessment of the coin's remarkable preservation. A quintessential representation of the Indian Head Half Eagle series, this 1913 $5 gold coin offers collectors an opportunity to own a beautifully preserved piece of American monetary history. Its strong technical quality and aesthetic appeal make it an attractive addition to both specialized gold collections and broader numismatic assemblages.