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The 1852 $1 Liberty Head Gold Dollar is a rare and historically significant U.S. coin, part of the Liberty Head series that began in 1849. This coin represents a pivotal moment in American numismatic history, as it was one of the earliest small-sized gold coins issued by the U.S. Mint. Its value can range from several thousand dollars to over $10,000 or more, depending on its condition and specific variety. The 1852 Liberty Head Gold Dollar was not part of the earlier Draped Bust series and played a key role in the evolution of U.S. gold coinage.

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Get Your 1852 $1 Liberty Head Gold Dollar Before They Melt Away!

The 1852 $1 Liberty Head Gold Dollar is a rare and highly collectible U.S. gold coin, especially the early versions with well-preserved detail. This coin, featuring the Liberty Head design, is highly sought after by advanced collectors due to its historical significance and unique size, marking a turning point in U.S. coinage. The coin has various subtypes, including differences in die varieties and mint marks, with certain varieties being rarer and commanding higher prices due to their scarcity. Notably, the 1852 $1 Liberty Head Gold Dollar, particularly in high grades, is challenging to find and can fetch premium prices in the market, as noted by US Rare Coin Investments and PCGS.

A Beautiful Design From the San Francisco Mint

Designed by James Barton Longacre, the obverse of the 1852 $1 Liberty Head Gold Dollar depicts the head of Liberty facing left, with her hair tied in a bun and secured by a string of beads. She wears a coronet inscribed with LIBERTY. The reverse features a wreath surrounding the denomination, 1 DOLLAR, and the year 1852. This coin, minted at the famous Philadelphia Mint, marks the early years of U.S. gold coinage.

Though not as widely recognized as other coins from the era, the Liberty Head Gold Dollar played a key role in America’s gold coinage history. The small size of this coin, coupled with its intricate design, makes it a unique piece for collectors.

These Coins Escaped The Gold Recall Of 1933

Millions of gold coins were melted during the Gold Recall of 1933. In an effort to revive the economy still reeling from the Great Depression, President Franklin D. Roosevelt believed the best way to combat the economic downturn was to inflate the money supply and increase the gold held by the Federal Reserve, which would, in turn, strengthen its ability to expand the money supply. On April 5, 1933, Roosevelt signed an executive order known as the Gold Recall of 1933, requiring Americans to trade in their gold, gold bullion, and gold certificates.

While many gold coins were melted down, the 1852 $1 Liberty Head Gold Dollar survived. Due to its small size, this coin was not as heavily circulated as larger denominations, allowing many of them to escape the melting process. However, much like the $5 Gold Liberty coins that were used extensively in circulation, many of the 1852 Liberty Head Gold Dollars wore out from heavy use. As a result, the exact number of these coins that still exist today remains a mystery. They are now considered rare and highly sought-after by collectors, making them a valuable piece of American numismatic history.

Mint State Grades And Minuscule Populations

Each 1852 $1 Liberty Head Gold Dollar available here has been authenticated and graded by the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) as being in Uncirculated Mint State-65 (MS65) condition. Quality is always a driving factor for collectors, and Mint State (MS) grades are highly sought after due to the coin’s pristine luster and overall appearance, making MS65 examples especially desirable over specimens that have wear from circulation.

While the Philadelphia Mint struck many of these coins during its production run from 1849 to the 1850s, the exact mintage for the 1852 $1 Liberty Head Gold Dollar remains rare. The small size of this coin and its limited production contribute to its scarcity today, with many surviving examples in poor condition from heavy circulation. Therefore, MS65 examples are exceptionally rare, making them highly valuable to collectors.

Collectors are drawn to American gold coins not only for their beauty and craftsmanship but also for their historical significance. The 1852 $1 Liberty Head Gold Dollar, with its unique design and MS65 grade, is a prime addition to any collection. Don't miss the opportunity to secure this highly prized coin today!

COIN HIGHLIGHTS:

• CLASSIC U.S. COIN DESIGN – Struck from 1849-1854, America’s $1 Liberty Head Gold Dollar depicts Lady Liberty facing left with her hair tied in a neat bun and adorned with a string of beads. She wears a coronet inscribed with the word “LIBERTY.” The reverse features a wreath with the denomination "1 DOLLAR" and the year "1852" in the center, symbolizing the early days of U.S. gold coinage.

• STRUCK IN HIGHLY PURE AMERICAN GOLD – This coin has been struck in 8.36 grams of highly pure 90% fine American gold and measures 12.7 mm in diameter. Its small size makes it one of the most unique gold coins of its era.

• LEGAL TENDER U.S. COINAGE – The denomination of $1 is clearly marked on the coin’s reverse, making it a legal tender coin issued by the U.S. Mint.

• FANTASTIC GRADE FOR A COIN THIS OLD – Your 1852 $1 Liberty Head Gold Dollar comes graded by the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) in Uncirculated Mint State-65 (MS65) condition. This high-grade coin is exceptionally rare, especially for a coin of this age.

This 1852 $1 Liberty Head Gold Dollar coin comes graded by PCGS in stunning Uncirculated Mint State-65 (MS65) condition! With limited quantities available, these coins are highly sought after by collectors. Don’t miss out—secure yours before they’re gone!

Don’t miss your chance to purchase the final edition of the coin with its original reverse design. For some collectors. this will be the opportunity to complete their collection with the last of this original design minted at the West Point Mint.

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