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1842-C $5 Liberty Gold Half Eagle Large Date NGC MS60 Description:
Uncirculated examples exceedingly scarce.
Highly soughtafter US - Charlotte Mint.
Half Eagles The half eagle was the first gold coin actually struck for the United States. The five-dollar piece was authorized to be coined by the Act of April 2, 1792. This type of Indian Head (1908-1929) conforms to the quarter eagle of the same date.
Specifications:
| Product Type | Coin |
|---|---|
| Coin Series | Pre-33 Gold |
| Purity | 90% |
| Mint/Refinery | U.S. Mint - Charlotte |
| Mint Mark | C - Charlotte |
| Metal Type | Gold |
| Face Value | $5 |
| Grade | MS60 |
| Coin Type | Certified |
| Modern or Historical | Pre-33 |
| Grade Service | NGC |
| Year | 1842 |
| Metal Weight | 0.2419 oz |
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