A Pair Of "Very Fine" Gobrechts

VF-20,F-15

I find comparing Gobrecht's designs fascinating. For 11 years, 1840-1850, Christian Gobrecht designed every single U.S. circulating coin. Not long ago I noticed that there are many subtle differences between denominations of Liberty Seated coins. Differences in hair style, locks over the right shoulder on some, but not others, different hand and shield positions, slightly different head orientations with Lady Liberty looking in a slightly different direction. Spotting the differences is like a numismatic game of where's Waldo.
Although the large cent and $5 (?) appear to have similar motifs, you can notice the same types of differences in your coins, The bangs, tresses at the neck and ear, facial orientation and expression are some. Your coins are great examples of Gobrecht's subtle distinctions customizing each of his coins.
From the obverse, I think the gold coin would grade 20 or 25. The cent appears more worn and could slip to 15.

Thanks for the good thoughts.

The quarter eagle is a new acquisition, the large cent I've had close to 25 years. I'm now so used to seeing raw large cents with environmental damage, uneven color, graffiti, and other woes, that I kind of focused on the clean face of this one rather than on the actual amount of wear! ;-)

Hello
The 1852 looks like a gold Liberty Head $2.5 as I would in my opinion grade it AU low end very nice. I would not pair them. I maybe all wrong, you have a wonderful day and take care. May we see the reverse that would help.
Sincerely Bob