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1847-O $ 5.00

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Since you have all been so kind and very helpful, I would like you to see my favorite Liberty that I got in 2013. It is a NGC AU53, it does have a weak mint mark.

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Sorry, I forgot the back.

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Holy Toledo. What a pleasure to see a coin of this importance, especially when it's so obviously deserving of the grade.

For the reading audience: 1847-O is considered the rarest of the New Orleans $5 gold, and you're looking at one of the finest of them. There are maybe 30 in existence, and I don't think a Mint State example is known. Heritage has offered one AU-55 finer than this coin, many years ago.

Eliasberg only had an AU-50 of this issue.
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Nice looking rare date low mintage coin! I had to go look it up after SsuperDdave added his insight. Congrats on owning a keeper!

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Wow, that is a $15,000 coin you got there. Beautiful example of early US gold! Thanks for sharing.
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Stunning coin , thanks for sharing
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Thanks for sharing.

I have been learning about old gold via my posts in Tbone's PCGS TrueView thread. It's amazing to me how many sleeper coins there are in the various gold denominations.

-MV
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Impressive.
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Magnificent Coin - a pleasure to behold
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The Beauty of Bourbon Street indeed. Nice one. Thanks for sharing.
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Indeed the 1847-O Half Eagle is a very tough and important date in the Coronet HE series, and is quite rare in AU grades, so that is a significant acquisition. I would love to see a pic of your coin in a more naturalized light setting to get a better idea of its surface coloration. It's difficult to tell with the high-white setting of the pics provided. Detail-wise, it's a lovely coin.

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This is the only picture that I have from my HA collection.
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