Description

The $1 Gold Liberty Type 1 – NGC MS61 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 ngc ms61. This example is certified by NGC at the MS61 grade.

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: NGC MS61
• This example is certified by NGC at the MS61 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: NGC MS61
• Certification: NGC MS61

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 NGC MS61. 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.