Own a true piece of 19th-century American gold with the 1891 $5 Liberty Head Gold Half Eagle – PCGS MS63 CAC, a coin that blends historical significance with elite collector appeal. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this issue comes from a time when gold coins played a vital role in everyday commerce. With a low mintage of just 61,360, it stands as a scarce survivor from the classic Liberty Head series.

Graded PCGS MS63, this coin offers impressive mint-state preservation with strong detail and attractive luster. The iconic design by Christian Gobrecht showcases Lady Liberty on the obverse and a heraldic eagle on the reverse, both sharply defined. Its overall eye appeal makes it a standout example for collectors seeking quality within the series.

Adding to its desirability is the coveted CAC (Certified Acceptance Corporation) approval, a mark of superior quality within its grade. With a PCGS population of only 161 coins in MS63, this date is already difficult to find in mint state. Even more exclusive, the estimated CAC population is 10 or fewer, making CAC-approved examples exceptionally rare.

This combination of low mintage, limited population, and elite CAC verification makes this coin a compelling addition to any serious collection or investment portfolio. Coins of this caliber are increasingly difficult to source, especially with CAC endorsement. Secure this scarce and historically rich gold coin while the opportunity is available.

Key Features:

• Low mintage of 61,360
• Graded PCGS MS63 (mint state condition)
• PCGS population: 161 coins
• Estimated CAC population: 10 or fewer

Add this rare and highly desirable Liberty Head Half Eagle to your collection today—a timeless gold classic with true scarcity and premium quality.