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 | 129144 | GOLD 1838 D $5 VF30 PCGS | $ 11,000.00 |
| MINTAGE: 20,583---------- A VERY DESIRABLE ISSUE-------- THE FIRST HALF EAGLE from the DAHLONEGA MINT and the ONLY CLASSIC HEAD HALF EAGLE from DAHLONEGA........ EXCELLENT DETAILS...... SUPER EYE APPEAL.....A VERY POPULAR ISSUE. The best struck branch mint half eagle of this design. Many are heavily abraded. PCGS GRADED POPULATION: ==VF30-35 (34)----XF40-45) 68--- AU50-58+ (104) --- MS (11) |
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| 101285 | GOLD 1839 D $5 VF25 CAC PCGS | $ 11,950.00 |
| LOW MINTAGE: 18,939 WITH ONLY 125-150 TOTAL KNOWN!.... A VERY IMPORTANT and DISTINCT
ONE YEAR TYPE COIN. The NEW DESIGN for the 3 circulating gold
coins of this era can be first seen on the 1838 eagle and, in 1839, on the
quarter eagle and half eagle. THE LIBERTY HEAD MOTIF IS SIGNIFICANTLY DIFFERENT
FROM THAT FOUND ON THE 1840-1861 ISSUES. The neck truncation is distinctly
curved and positioned so that the back of the right side is far from the 13th star. THE MINT MARK IS FOUND ON THE OBVERSE AS ON THE 1838 D. VARIETY 2-A of
only 2 varieties. The quality of planchets used was not very good so you
will find mint made areas of roughness. EXCELLENT EYE APPEAL AND SURFACE
COLORATION. PCGS GRADE and "CAC CERTIFICATION. |
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| 107111 | GOLD 1843 D $5 F15 CACG | $ 3,975.00 |
| EXCELLENT EYE APPEAL........, BOLD DETAILS for the FINE GRADE F15 CAC GRADE, WELL STRUCK STARS, REVERSE
HAS COMPLETE EAGLE S WINGS and SHIELD..... MINTAGE: 98,452 with ONLY 225-250 TOTAL KNOWN TO
EXIST. DAHLONEGA HALF EAGLE STRUCK IN THE 40 S. MEDIUM D MINTMARK...... CACG CERTIFIED ALL ORIGINAL WITH NO PRIOR DAMAGE OR CLEANING..... VERY POPULAR TYPE COIN. MOST SURFACES ARE HEAVILY ABRADED.WITH DEEP DETRACTING MARKS IN THE FIELDS. ALL HAVE RAISED DIE LUMPS ON THE OBVERSE. ORIGINALLY HAVE DEEP YELLOW GOLD TO A RICH COPPERY-ORANGE. |
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| 119974 | GOLD 1843 D $5 VF30 PCGS | $ 4,175.00 |
| DAHLONEGA GOLD $5---- LOTS OF ORIGINAL MINT LUSTER REMAINS ON BOTH SIDES of this PCGS
CERTIFIED VERY FINE RARE GOLD HALF EAGLE from the DAHLONEGA GEORGIA MINT......
MINTAGE: 96,452 with ONLY 225-250 KNOWN TO EXIST........ DAHLONEGA HALF EAGLE..... WELL STRUCK with ALL DETAILS BOLD and SHARP FOR THE GRADE ..... ALL STARS HAVE FULL RADIAL
LINES...... STRONG DATE and MINT MARK..... CURLS WELL DEFINED..... COMPLETE EAGLE FEATHERS....... COMPLETE SHIELD LINES........ and BOLD LETTERING........ REALLY NICE...... OFTEN HEAVILY ABRADED.
ALL HAVE RAISED DIE LUMPS ON THE OBVERSE....... YOU WILL LOVE THE SURFACES COLORATION
and LUSTER ON BOTH SIDES. A PERFECT TYPE COIN FOR ALL........ I REALLY THINK THIS ONE
COULD GO FOR A HIGHER GRADE?? |
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| 119880 | GOLD 1845 D $5 AU58 CAC NGC | $ 10,975.00 |
| DAHLONEGA GOLD $5 HALF EAGLE ------ LOTS of MINT LUSTER...... MINTAGE: 90,629 withg ONLY 225-250 TOTAL KNOWN. Typically better struck and you will love the details on this one! .....Most show numerous marks on the
surfaces and it is hard to find an example which does not show detracting abrasions. EXCEPTIONAL EYE APPEAL. PCGS & NGC have graded 111 in AU58/58+ and only 6 of all these have CAC. Only 3 have CAC in higher grades. This date is hard to find in AU55 and higher grades. UNCLEANED AND HAS NATURAL COLORATION that most have lost. So many have been dipped or cleaned. |
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| 122720 | GOLD 1848 D $5 VG10 PCGS OGH | $ 3,150.00 |
| MINTAGE 47,465...... ONLY 140-160 TOTAL KNOWN TODAY....... ACTUALLY QUITE SCARCE IN ANY
GRADE and VERY RARE in HIGH GRADES. QUALITY of STRIKE VARIES with VERY POORLY
STRUCK and FLATNESS at the OBVERSE...... CENTER and HEAVY DIE SWELLING; OTHERS HAVECLASH MARKS AT MOUTH of LIBERTY and BEHIND the HEAD and WEAKNESS on the EAGLES
NECK FEATHERS..... ANY 1848-D WITH A SHARP OVERALL STRIKE IS VERY RARE..... MOST HAVE NUMEROUS ABRASIONS on the SURFACES........ THIS IS ONE OF THE MOST DIFFICULT DAHLONEGA
HALF EAGLES to LOCATE with CLEAN FIELDS. DUE TO THE FACT THAT SO MANY HAVE BEEN
CLEANED, IT IS VERY DIFFICULT TO LOCATE ONE WITH PLEASING OLIVE-GREEN AND
ORANGE GOLD NATURAL COLORATION LIKE THIS ONE
ORIGINAL DIRTY GOLD AS YOU WILL FIND - LOOKS LIKE IT WAS IN A POUCH FOR SOME
TIME. VAR 21-N. OLD GREEN LABEL PCGS CERTIFIED HOLDER. |
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| 125490 | GOLD 1852 D $5 VF35 CACG | $ 4,795.00 |
| EXCELLENT EYE APPEAL..... VIBRANT ORANGE/YELLOW SURFACES........ GREAT DETAILS.....,. MINTAGE:
91,584 with the TOTAL KNOWN ONLY 200-250+...... AMONG THE MORE COMMON OF THE DAHLONEGA
HALF EAGLES BUT DIFFICULT TO FIND IN HIGHER GRADES...... MANY ARE POORLY STRUCK and
HEAVILY ABRADED....... A GREAT TYPE COIN FROM THE DAHLONEGA MINT. NEW CACG CERITIFIED HOLDER AND TOTALLY ORIGINAL SURFACES! |
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| 132584 | GOLD 1855 D $5 VF30 CAC PCGS | $ 4,875.00 |
| SCARCE and an UNDERRATED DAHLONEGA GOLD HALF EAGLE! ......MINTAGE: 22,432. LARGE D
VARIETY 32-A-A....... TOTAL KNOWN 125-150. ......EXCELLENT EYE APPEAL,...... BETTER DETAILS THAT
MANY DO NOT HAVE... THIS ISSUE IS NEARLY ALWAYS FOUND WITH HEAVILY ABRADED
SURFACES. YOU WILL LOVE THE VIBRANT SURFACE COLORATION ON THIS ONE. NO MARKS
MERIT INDIVIDUAL MENTION. 3/4 SHOW WEAKNESS OF STRIKE AT THE CENTERS LIKE THIS ONE HAS. NEARLY ALWAYS FOUND WITH HEAVILY ABRADED SURFACES. PCGS has only graded 8 (NGC 2) in this grade and only 2 have CAC CERTIFICATIONS. ONLY 10 IN ALL HIGHER GRADES HAVE CAC. |
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| 118001 | GOLD 1857 D $5 XF40 CAC PCGS | $ 5,790.00 |
| MINTAGE: 17,046. The RAREST late date Dahlonega half eagle. The hardest half
eagles from this mint to locate in high grades. Better strike with only some
high point weakness. Some surfaces abrasions like most will have, excellent
luster and exceptional eye appeal. Total known only 120-130! PCGS has only certified 17 in XF40 (NGC 7) and only 2 OF THESE HAVECAC CERTIFICATION. |
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| 119331 | GOLD 1858 D $5 XF45 CAC OGH | $ 7,675.00 |
| MINTAGE 15,362 Nearly all known examples are softly struck at centers.
The reverse is weak on the upper part of the eagle s legs and on the
arrow feathers and claws. Extremely rare in Mint State Grade. Excellent Eye
Appeal with EXTRA FINE+ XF45 QUALITY PCGS OLD GREEN LABEL CERTIFIED. Difficult locate with
clean surfaces. Even higher grade examples will show numerous abrasions. The
fields are sometimes rough or slightly granular due to poorly prepared planchets . TOTAL KNOWN: 125-150.---------CAC POPULATION=: XF40-45 (7) AU50/58+ (17) MS (1) This one is nicer than an AU50 CAC that sold for 6,760 in 2021 |
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| 116684 | GOLD 1861 D $5 XF40 CAC PCGS | $ 86,550.00 |
| RARE CIVIL WAR DATE DAHLONEGA GOLD $5 HALF EAGLE. LOOKS AU55 SO WILL BE
RESUBMITTED TO PCGS FOR WHAT WE THINK WILL BE ACCURATE GRADE? FROM A PRIVATE
COLLECION. MINTAGE: 1,597+ WITH ONLY 65-75 TOTAL KNOWN. The 1861-D is the rarest
and most numismatically interesting half eagle struck at the Dahlonega Mint. It
is known that on December 19, 1860 2 obverses dated 1861 were shipped to Dahlonega from Philadelphia. These were received on January 7, 1861 and sometime
between that date and April 8, 1861, a total of 1597 1861-D half eagles were
produced. On April 8, 1861, rebel forces seized the Dahlonega Mint. A small
number of 1861-D half eagles (probably 1000-2000 coins) were then made by the
Confederacy. THERE IS NO WAY TO POSITIVELY DISTINGUISH BETWEEN THE UNION AND THE
CONFEDERATE STRIKINGS. Very well stuck with slight weakness. The hair of Liberty is weak on the curls and around the face and at the top of the head. 3rd to 8th
stars are weak with denticles weak from 10:00 to 2:00. Reverse has somewhat
sharper strike. The eagle is fairly well defined except for the legs, claws and
the arrow feathers. Typically heavily abraded with deep marks. I LOVE THE
OVERALL APPEARANCE, THE EXCELLENT EYE APPEAL, ALL OF THE MINT LUSTER ON THE
SURFACES. We only had 1 other of this date in the past years to resale. A TRUE DAHLONEGA RARITY |
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