Description

Elevate your portfolio with the $5 Gold Indian Half Eagle graded MS62 by PCGS, now available through Atlas Bullion. This 1908-1929 issue displays the celebrated incuse designs of a Native chieftain and American eagle by sculptor Bela Lyon Pratt. Composed of 90% gold and 10% copper, it contains 0.24187 troy oz of pure gold. Earning the coveted MS62 (Mint State 62) grade from PCGS, it exhibits full mint bloom and luster with just a few insignificant blemishes, representing a premium quality example. An iconic rarity from the early 20th century American Renaissance period.
Key Features:

0.24187 oz pure gold
MS62 premium preservation grade
$5 face value
1908-1929 issue years
Legendary incuse obverse/reverse artwork

Specifications:

Diameter: 21.6mm
Weight: 8.36g
Edge: Reeded
Alloy: 90% gold, 10% copper

FAQ:
Q: Why is MS62 better than MS61?
A: MS62 means the coin has superior luster and fewer blemishes than MS61, making it a higher conditioned and more valuable grade for collectors.
Q: What artistic style does the incuse design represent?
A: The incuse design style, with sunken devices, was an iconic artistic renaissance championed on U.S. coins in the early 20th century.