$5 Indian Half Eagle Gold Coin (Cleaned/Jewelry Grade) - Random Year

Buy $5 Indian Half Eagle Gold Coins Online The $5 Indian Half Eagle Gold Coin was first minted in 1908 and stopped being minted in 1929. Since they were in production for only 21 years, finding these gold coins in the market can be challenging. The condition they are in is subject to a lot of criticism, since most of these coins are more than 100 years old. However, these gold coins will be in cleaned/jewelry grade condition. The $5 Indian Half Eagle Gold Coin had an exceptionally high face value during the era of its production. Back then, $5 had a considerably stronger buying power, meaning they were difficult to obtain even when they were in production. That holds true now as with each passing year, the quantities of these coins on the market keeps decreasing. These $5 Indian Gold Coins have a purity of .900 and will contain .2419 troy oz of pure gold. These gold coins were minted by the US Mint at the subsidiary mints of Denver, New Orleans, Philadelphia, and San Francisco. The obverse of these Pre-33 Gold Coins will feature a Native American chief looking to the left. He is flanked on either side by stars with 6 stars on his left and 7 stars on his right. Above the chief is the word “LIBERTY” and below him is the year that the coin was minted. The reverse of the $5 Indian Half Eagle Gold Coins features a bald eagle looking to the left and standing on an arrow along with an olive branch wrapped around the arrow. Above the eagle are the words “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA”, to the right of the eagle are the words “IN GOD WE TRUST”, to the left are the words “E PLURIBUS UNUM”, and below the eagle are the words “FIVE DOLLARS”. Add these gold coins to your cart today to secure your piece of US Mint history at today’s gold spot price!