Colorful & Choice Example
1908-D $5 PCGS MS63
Slightly better date with dynamic luster throughout and some attractive shades of orange toning intermingling with lemon-gold colors on the reverse.
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Impressive Near-Gem
1908-D $5 PCGS MS64
Slightly better date. Terrific luster and eye appeal despite a moderately weak strike.
Beautifully Original
1909 $5 PCGS/CAC MS62
No Reserve
Next Bid: $1,000.25
Closes: 4D 20H
Slightly better date with wonderful eye appeal! Original surfaces are well-struck and lustrous with rich medium-gold coloration.
Great Type Coin
1909-D $5 NGC/CAC MS64
No Reserve
Next Bid: $2,500.00
Closes: 4D 20H
Indian half eagle type coin with flashy and dynamic luster throughout. Excellent surfaces. CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.
Better Date
1910-D $5 PCGS/CAC MS64
A registry quality example! Sharply struck surfaces are brightly lustrous with pleasing golden-orange coloration and subtle powder blue undertones.
Nicely Toned
1911 $5 PCGS MS62
This orange-toned piece exhibits a pleasing grey patina and luster that is uninhibited.
Key Date
1911-D $5 PCGS AU55
The 1911-D is one of the key dates in the Indian half-eagle set. The present example has solid luster for the grade and minimal wear.
Key Date
1911-D $5 PCGS AU55
The 1911-D is one of the key dates in the Indian half-eagle set. Excellent eye appeal with solid luster and original toning.
Key Date
1911-D $5 NGC AU58
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The 1911-D is one of the key dates in the Indian half-eagle set. The mintmark is weakly struck as in all examples, but it remains fully defined.
Key Date
1911-D $5 PCGS AU58
Choice AU! Bright yellow-gold surfaces are satiny and crisply struck. The 1911-D is one of the key dates in the Indian half-eagle set. Wonderful eye appeal for the grade.
Key Date
1911-D $5 NGC MS61
The 1911-D is one of the key dates in the Indian half-eagle set. An attractive and affordable Mint State example that is lightly toned over with good luster for the given grade.
Scarce Variety
1911-S $5 PCGS MS61 (Repunched Mintmark)
Better date San Francisco mint gold coin. The mintmark is boldly repunched to the east.
Scarce S-Mint Half Eagle
1911-S $5 NGC MS61
Better date San Francisco mint gold coin. Nice luster, though a weak strike holds the grade back.
Incredible Luster
1912 $5 PCGS MS65+
Everything you could hope for in a Gem-Plus example. Deeply lustrous with flashy, almost prooflike qualities when rotated in-hand. Simply stunning!
Tough Date
1912 $5 PCGS/CAC MS65 ex: D.L. Hansen
Registry quality gem example of this slightly better date. Lustrous surfaces are boldly impressed and high end of the grade. Great eye appeal! CAC approved for quality. A MS65+ example is displayed in the primary set.
Better Date
1912-S $5 NGC/CAC AU58
Better San Francisco-mint Indian eagle, with the popular incuse design. CAC approved for quality and eye appeal.
Old Green Label Holder
1913-S $5 PCGS XF45 (OGH)
Closes: 4D 20H
Very tough and popular S-mint half eagle. Appears to be conservatively graded.
Tough Date
1913-S $5 PCGS MS64 ex: D.L. Hansen
Stunning example of this very tough and popular S-mint half eagle. Satiny tangerine tinted surfaces are smooth and well-struck for the issue. Lovely eye appeal! The primary set holds a MS65 example for the date.
Better S-Mint
1914-S $5 PCGS MS61
Better date San Francisco mint half eagle. Low mintage of only 263,000 with precious few surviving in mint state. Excellent eye appeal.
Low Mintage of Only 240,000 Coins
1916-S $5 PCGS AU58
Better S-mint coin with nice luster and eye appeal. Somewhat weakly struck, which is typical for the date.
Fantastic Near Gem
1916-S $5 PCGS/CAC MS64+
Closes: 4D 20H
Better S-mint just shy of gem status! A well-struck and beautifully lustrous specimen. Dominant medium-gold coloration gives way to deeper orange and rose tints along the peripherals. An original and relatively affordable piece before the price jump for MS65 examples.
Key Date Rarity
1929 $5 PCGS MS64 ex: D.L. Hansen
Legendary key date! Due to the limited use in circulation during the post-Depression years, most of the 1929 issues were melted in 1933 when the Gold Recall took effect. This choice survivor with frosty mint luster and a bold strike. Terrific eye appeal! Another example of the same grade is displayed in the primary Hansen Collection set.