1909-D Indian Head Half Eagle PCGS MS62 Flashy And Boldly Struck

Description

1909-D Indian Head Half Eagle PCGS MS62 Beautiful & Original.
Coin Highlights:
Struck in 1909-D by the Denver Mint
Mintage-3,423,560 but many have been melted down or shipped overseas.
Contains .2419 Troy oz of actual gold content.
Bears a face value of (USD) backed by the federal government.
Certified and Issued a grade of Mint State 62 by PCGS years ago
Obverse includes the incuse left-profile Indian Head design.
Reverse features the image of a standing bald eagle.
Issued by the Philadelphia, Denver, New Orleans, and San Francisco Mints.
The Pre-33 Indian Gold Half Eagle Coin is one of only two gold coins ever struck by the United States Mint with an incuse design field. The Indian Head design set featured on the coin’s obverse side was created by Bela Lyon Pratt for the Gold Eagle coins in 1907, but only the quarter-eagle and half-eagle coins bore the incuse design.
Each Indian Gold Half Eagle Coin listed for purchase here today is in Mint State 62 condition. Coins with an MS62 grade have diminished or noticeably impaired mint luster, and can feature contact marks that are clustered in large or small groups. Hairlines are also likely to be noticeable on the coin’s surface area.
On the obverse of the Pre-33 Indian Gold Half Eagle Coin is the left-profile portrait of the Indian Head design. Struck in an incuse manner, the design set is sunk into the surface of the coin. The Indian featured is wearing a full headdress and is surrounded by 13 stars, the word “Liberty” above, and the coin’s random year of issue.
The reverse of the Indian Gold Half Eagle Coins bears the image of an American bald eagle. This bald eagle is depicted sitting in a perched position with its wings folded in at its side. At its feet are a cluster of arrows wrapped in the olive branch of peace. The nation of issue, face value, and national motto are all engraved on this face of the coin as well.
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