1901-S Gold Half Eagles Liberty Head PCGS MS-63

The 1901-S Gold Half Eagle Liberty Head PCGS MS-63 is a captivating numismatic treasure from the United States. This exquisite coin, graded by the prestigious Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) as Mint State 63, offers a unique glimpse into America's rich coinage history. Minted in San Francisco in 1901, this Gold Half Eagle showcases the iconic Liberty Head design, which was featured on U.S. gold coinage from 1839 to 1908. The obverse features the portrait of Lady Liberty, her head adorned with a coronet, while the reverse depicts a bold American eagle in flight, symbolizing the strength and resilience of the nation. The specifications of this prized coin are as follows: Denomination: $5 Gold Half Eagle Year of Issue: 1901 Mint Mark: S (San Francisco) Metal Composition: 90% Gold, 10% Copper Weight: 8.36 grams Diameter: 21.6 mm Mint State: 63 Grading Service: PCGS (Professional Coin Grading Service) The 1901-S Gold Half Eagle Liberty Head PCGS MS-63 is a highly sought-after coin among collectors and investors alike. Its exceptional condition, combined with the historical significance of the Liberty Head design, makes it a valuable addition to any numismatic collection. In 1901, the San Francisco Mint produced a total of 972,000 Gold Half Eagles, with the 1901-S being one of the more common dates in the series. However, the survival rate of these coins in Mint State condition is relatively low, making the PCGS MS-63 graded example a desirable and scarce find. Owning this 1901-S Gold Half Eagle Liberty Head PCGS MS-63 is a unique opportunity to possess a piece of American history, preserved in exceptional condition. Its beauty, rarity, and historical significance make it a true gem for both seasoned and aspiring numismatists.

Year	1901
Mint Mark	S
Strike	MS
Grade	MS-63
Variety	-
Grading Agency	PCGS
Specification properties	No
Serial	46719835
Status	Active
Designation	-
Additional Info	-