• Mintage: 305,770 / PCGS pop: 34 / Old Green Holder pop: 10 or less

• MS61 Gold Rush Relic: This 1853 Liberty Head Gold Dollar, graded MS61 by PCGS, was minted during the height of the California Gold Rush, preserving the luster and history of a transformative era in American coinage.

• James B. Longacre & OGH Prestige: Designed by the legendary U.S. Mint Chief Engraver, James B. Longacre, this coin is not only a masterpiece of 19th-century craftsmanship but is also housed in the iconic Old Green Holder (OGH), adding vintage appeal and collectible value.

The 1853 Liberty Head Gold Dollar is a remarkable artifact from the height of the California Gold Rush, a time when gold discoveries reshaped the American economy. Designed by James B. Longacre, its elegant Liberty Head motif symbolizes freedom and prosperity, embodying the nation’s rapid expansion. Struck from 90% gold, this small yet historically significant coin remains a prized collectible for those who appreciate the artistry and heritage of early U.S. coinage.

What sets this coin apart is its certification in the coveted PCGS Old Green Holder (OGH)—an early generation of grading slabs known for their collectible appeal and often stricter grading standards. Graded MS61 by PCGS, this piece boasts strong luster and well-preserved details, making it an excellent representation of mid-19th century American coinage.

Although nearly 4.1 million of these gold dollars were minted in 1853, many were lost, melted down, or extensively circulated over time. High-grade survivors like this are becoming increasingly difficult to find. Owning this coin means securing a tangible piece of Gold Rush history—don’t miss the opportunity to add this 1853 Liberty Head Gold Dollar to your collection today.