The 1892 Liberty Head Gold Half Eagle is a remarkable 19th-century U.S. gold coin, struck during a time of economic growth and prosperity. Designed by Christian Gobrecht, the Liberty Head motif remained a cornerstone of American coinage for over half a century. With a mintage of 753,480, many were produced, but very few survive in top condition today.

This example is certified by PCGS as MS62 Prooflike (PL), a designation that highlights its exceptional eye appeal. The prooflike fields give the coin a mirror-like brilliance, enhancing the sharp design details of Liberty’s portrait and the heraldic eagle on the reverse. Such contrast is seldom seen in circulation strikes, making this piece especially distinctive.

Adding to its rarity, this coin has an extremely low PCGS population of only 2 coins certified in this grade with the PL designation. This places it among the rarest survivors of the 1892 issue and positions it as a trophy piece for advanced collectors of U.S. gold coinage. Its combination of condition, rarity, and aesthetic beauty sets it apart from standard Mint State examples.

Owning an 1892 Liberty Head Gold Half Eagle PCGS MS62 PL means holding not only a piece of American history but also one of the most elusive examples of its kind. Its scarcity and prooflike brilliance make it a centerpiece for any elite gold collection.

Key Features:

• Struck in 1892 with a mintage of 753,480

• Certified by PCGS as MS62 PL (Prooflike)

• PCGS Population: only 2 coins in this grade

• Features Gobrecht’s iconic Liberty Head design

This 1892 Liberty Head Gold Half Eagle PCGS MS62 PL is an extraordinary rarity that few collectors will ever encounter—an opportunity to secure a truly special piece of numismatic history.