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1914 $5

CPG Values (What is CPG?)

Grade CPG Value
AU55 $7,500.00
AU58 $8,750.00
PR60 $10,600.00
PR61 $11,900.00
PR62 $14,400.00
PR63 $21,600.00
PR64 $28,800.00
PR65 $55,200.00
PR66 $81,600.00
PR67 $110,400.00
PR68 $192,000.00
AU55 CAC $9,000.00
AU58 CAC $10,500.00
PR60 CAC $12,200.00
PR61 CAC $13,700.00
PR62 CAC $17,300.00
PR63 CAC $25,900.00
PR64 CAC $34,600.00
PR65 CAC $66,200.00
PR66 CAC $97,900.00
PR67 CAC $132,500.00
PR68 CAC $240,000.00

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30 records found.

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    Description Grade Auction House Sell Price Sell Date
    1914 $5 PR67 NGC. JD-1, Low R.5. 67 HA 69,000 08/15/2023
    1914 $5 PR67 NGC. JD-1, Low R.5. 67 HA 72,000 08/24/2022
    1914 $5 PR65 PCGS. JD-1, Low R.5. 65 HA 46,800 04/24/2021
    1914 $5 PR68 NGC. JD-1, Low R.5. 68 HA 96,000 02/23/2021
    1914 $5 PR67 NGC. JD-1, Low R.5. As John Dannreuther writes in United States Proof Coins, Volume IV: Gold, by 1914 67 HA 63,000 01/27/2021
    1914 $5 PR67 NGC. JD-1, Low R.5. 67 HA 54,000 04/25/2019
    $5 1914 PCGS PR67 CAC 67 Legend 108,688 11/15/2018
    1914 Indian Half Eagle. Proof-68 (PCGS). CAC. Secure Holder. 68 Stacks Bowers 246,750 03/31/2017
    1914 $5 PR66 PCGS. CAC. 66 HA 64,625 12/06/2015
    1914 Indian Half Eagle. Proof-67 (PCGS). CAC. 67 Stacks Bowers 111,625 11/05/2015
    1914 Indian Half Eagle. Proof-65 (PCGS). 65 Stacks Bowers 51,083 11/07/2013
    1914 $5 PR66 PCGS. CAC. 66 HA 64,625 09/29/2013
    1914 $5 PR 68 Bonham's 93,600 09/23/2013
    1914 $5 PR66 PCGS. 66 HA 64,625 08/10/2013
    1914 $5 PR66 NGC. 66 HA 41,125 07/14/2013
    1914 $5 PR66 PCGS. CAC. 66 HA 74,750 06/03/2012
    1914 $5 PR67 NGC. 67 HA 46,000 01/08/2012
    1914 Indian Half Eagle. Proof-66 (NGC). 66 Stacks Bowers 39,014 05/19/2010
    1914 $5 PR66 NGC. 66 HA 34,500 01/10/2010
    1914 $5 PR65 NGC. 65 HA 34,500 08/02/2009
    1914 $5 PR67 NGC. The Philadelphia Mint was far from averse to tinkering with the appearance of proof gold coinage during t 67 HA 51,750 01/06/2007
    1914 $5 PR68 NGC. Of the 125 pieces reported to have been struck eighty two years ago, it appears that approximately half a 68 HA 70,725 01/07/2006
    1914 $5 PR 66 Superior 31,050 02/20/2005
    1914 $5 NGC Proof 68 68 David Lawrence Rare Coins 71,300 07/21/2004
    1914 $5 PR 65 Stacks Bowers 23,000 06/23/2004
    1914 Half Eagle $5 PR65 PCGS. It was recorded that 125 pro 65 HA 39,100 02/23/2002
    1914 $5 65 HA 24,150 01/12/2002
    1914 $5 64 HA 16,100 11/15/2001
    1914 $5 65 HA 27,600 09/26/1998
    1914 $5 66 HA 22,550 07/30/1994
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      Entry Details

      PCGS Number: 8545
      Coin Date: 1914
      Denomination (Short): $5
      Denomination (Long): $5 Gold
      Desg: PR
      Composition: 90% gold; 10% copper
      Mintage: 125
      Strike Type: Proof
      Coinage Type: Indian head gold half eagle
      Coinage Years: 1908-1929
      Mint Location: Philadelphia
      Diameter: 21.6
      Fineness: 0.9
      Weight (Grams): 8.359
      Weight (Ounces): 0.24187
      Designer: Bella Lyon Pratt
      Edge: Reeded
      Obverse Description: The obverse bears the portrait of a Native American chieftain in formal headdress struck incuse with the words LIBERTY at the top and the date at the bottom. 13 stars frame the left and right sides: 6 at left and 7 on the right.
      Reverse Description: The traditional American eagle struck incuse in the center with the words, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA at top, E PLURIBUS UNUM left of the eagle, and IN GOD WE TRUST to the right of the eagle. The denomination 2 1/2 DOLLARS struck below the eagle.
      General Notes: From a mintage of just 125 the 1914 matte proof Indian Half Eagle is an exceptionally rare coin with unique, pristine surfaces. Like other gold proofs of this time the surfaces were dull but the detail was as crisp as could be. Another fact coming from its late proof gold manufacturing is that these coins are only usually collected in grades 60 through 70 in today’s market. PR65 through PR67 are the most popular collector grades with anything finer being a highly desired major rarity.
      PCGS #: 8545
      NGC ID: 2.80E+09
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