1909-D $5 Indian Gold Half Eagle - PCGS MS65
Secure a remarkable piece of American history with this 1909-D $5 Indian Gold Half Eagle. Struck in 90% gold at the Denver Mint, this coin is highly sought after by collectors for its beautiful design and relative scarcity.
Historical Significance
The Indian Head Half Eagle, designed by Bela Lyon Pratt, represents a departure from traditional U.S. coin designs. Introduced in 1908, its incuse design (where the image is pressed into the coin rather than raised) was a unique feature of the era. The 1909-D issue, minted in Denver, is a key date in the series, prized for its lower mintage compared to other years.
Key Attributes
- Denomination: $5 (Five Dollars)
- Metal: Gold
- Mint Mark: D (Denver)
- Year: 1909-D
- Grade: PCGS MS65 (Mint State 65)
- Certification: PCGS Secure Blue Gradient Holder
- PCGS Certification ID: 50693522
- Coin Number: 8514
- Rarity: A key date in the Indian Head Half Eagle series.
- Appeal: Excellent strike, luster, and eye appeal.
Collecting Considerations
When handling this coin, it's crucial to use gloves to protect its surface from oils and fingerprints. Store it in a cool, dry place, preferably within its PCGS holder. Always consult reputable sources and professional numismatists when evaluating and authenticating rare coins.
Own a Piece of History
Don't miss the opportunity to add this exceptional 1909-D $5 Indian Gold Half Eagle, graded PCGS MS65, to your collection. A truly impressive specimen!
