The Liberty five dollar gold coin value is a direct result of collector demand. No Mintmark - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.D - Dahlonega, Georgia (only until 1861).Following is a list of mints and their marks. Find the mintmark on the reverse of your Liberty five dollar gold coin just below the eagle. Their low mintages and scarcity today makes finding one a challenge.ĭepending on need, the number of coins produced varied greatly from year to year and from mint to mint. One example highly sought by collectors is the 'CC' mintmark indicating the Carson City, Nevada mint. It is well worth your time locating any mintmark on your coins. Except for the Philadelphia mint all placed a 'mintmark' on the coins they produced. Liberty five dollar gold coins have a long history with seven different mints involved. Mint marks indicate the branch mint that produced the coin. The 'extremely fine' grade has seen more action and shows the result. The 'About Uncirculated' coin shows the slightest touch of friction on the high points of the cheek and hair. Use the grade to find the highest value on the chart.Įxamine closely the hair detail. Compare you coins to the 'grading' image below. The next chance for enhanced Liberty five dollar gold coin value is the condition of the coin. Should you determine your coin is a common date don't stop there.

Especially the coins in better condition.

It is also striking how easy it is to underestimate their value. The fact is few have survived until today. The value chart shows all gold coins are scarce and many are rare.

Your Liberty Five Dollar Gold Coin Value is Conditional Variations in value do occur subject to subtle grading points, collector demands and dealer needs. They reflect closely the value you would expect to receive when selling. Computed from dealer's price lists and auction results with various mark-up factors figured in. The above are the Liberty five dollar gold coin value.

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