The Last Denver Mint Liberty Head Half-Eagle Gold Coin

A rarely seen, brilliant uncirculated final-year 1907 $5 Liberty Head gold coin…

• The $5 Liberty Head gold coin was struck at the Denver Mint for just two years — with the coveted “D” mint mark — and the 1907 issue was the last in the series from the Denver Mint.

• The $5 gold coin was the lowest mintage U.S. coin struck in 1907, adding to the already extreme scarcity.

• Certified by PCGS, one of the most trusted names in the numismatic industry, as uncirculated MS62 condition — two full grades above standard uncirculated coins!

• Struck in 90% pure gold, a level of precious metal unseen in circulating U.S. coins in many generations; each contains nearly one-quarter troy ounce of gold.

• The sonically sealed PCGS holder ensures that the coin can be safely examined on both sides without fear of damage from dust, dirt and fingerprints.

• Accompanied by a luxurious wooden Display Chest (measuring 8¼" x 5⅞" x 1½").

• Comes with a Collector’s Guide that furnishes fascinating details about the Denver Mint and the last $5 Liberty Head gold coin minted there.

• Guarantee of Satisfaction: Free returns for replacement or full refund.