1894 CC Liberty five-dollar gold coins ($7,161).1893 CC Liberty five-dollar gold coins ($8,515).1892 CC Liberty five-dollar gold coins ($9,084).1890 CC Liberty five-dollar gold coins ($7,848).Only a few coins produced in Carson City and New Orleans that are still in the mint stage will cost you significantly more, including: Pieces in MS 63 condition are usually worth $1,000 to $2,000.

You can quickly find pieces in very fine and about uncirculated conditions for approximately $680 to $1,300. Liberty five-dollar gold coinsĪll coins minted from 1885 to 1908 still exist in a considerable amount, so their prices are pretty stable. They belong to the early matron gold coins with 0.85 inches (21.6 mm) in diameter that contain 90% precious metal. Minting the Liberty five-dollar gold coins type 2 with motto started in 1866 and finished in 1908. The Philadelphia mint started producing proof coins in 1858, and they are worth tens of thousands of dollars in the current coin market. Dahlonega, with a D mint mark (until 1861).Denver, with a D mint mark ( after 1905).You can recognize gold coins produced in seven different state mints, which is a unique case in US history: Early coins without motto were minted from 1839 to 1866. The Liberty five dollar gold coin value depends on various factors, including:Įngraver Christian Gobrecht designed the Liberty five-dollar type 1 made of 90% gold and 10% copper that weighs 0.27 troy ounces (8.36 g). Unfortunately, most pieces are in poor condition, so it is crucial to check the one you want to buy carefully. Nowadays, collectors appreciate it because of both its historical significance and gold content price. The Liberty $5 gold coins (Coronet head gold $5 half eagle) had a considerable face value when it was minted.

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