Description

The $1 Gold Liberty Type 1 – Cleaned/Low Grade is a Liberty Head Gold Dollar, Type 1, the first U.S. gold dollar design introduced during the California Gold Rush era. The type was struck during 1849–1854 and carries a $1 United States denomination.

Original examples were struck in 90% gold, 10% alloy at a weight of 1.672 grams, containing approximately 0.0484 troy oz of fine gold. This listing is identified as cleaned / low grade. A cleaned or low-grade designation means surface problems or heavy wear may be present, so the exact appearance can vary significantly from coin to coin.

Key Features:

• Liberty Head Gold Dollar, Type 1
• Struck 1849–1854
• 90% gold, 10% alloy
• Fine gold content: approximately 0.0484 troy oz
• Denomination: $1
• Designer: James B. Longacre
• Condition/grade: Cleaned / Low Grade

Specifications:

• Denomination: $1
• Type/Series: Liberty Head Gold Dollar, Type 1
• Date range: 1849–1854
• Composition: 90% gold, 10% alloy
• Original weight: 1.672 grams
• Fine gold content: approximately 0.0484 troy oz
• Diameter: 13 mm
• Designer: James B. Longacre
• Condition/grade: Cleaned / Low Grade

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: How much gold is in this classic U.S. coin?
A: The original specification contains approximately 0.0484 troy oz of fine gold in a 90% gold alloy.

Q: What does the listed grade or condition mean?
A: This product is offered as Cleaned / Low Grade. Certified numerical grades are assigned by the grading service shown in the title; raw grade terms describe the observed level of preservation.

Q: Will the date be the same on every coin?
A: A specific date is guaranteed only when it is stated in the product title. Type-based listings may include different dates within the series.

Q: Why do collectors buy classic U.S. gold?
A: These coins combine federally issued gold content with historic denominations, period designs, and numismatic scarcity that can vary by date, mint, and condition.