1851 Gold Dollars Liberty Head NGC MS62

Very low NGC pop. of only 1,523! Struck in 1851 to meet demand for small-denomination gold, many were heavily used or melted, making Mint State survivors scarce. Classic Liberty Design – Features James B. Longacre’s Liberty Head with a coronet and a wreath-backed denomination, struck in 90% gold. NGC MS62 Quality – Crisp details and strong luster with minimal marks, a well-preserved relic of America’s early gold coinage. The 1851 Gold Dollar Liberty Head is a remarkable piece of early American coinage, embodying the craftsmanship and history of the mid-19th century. Struck from 90% gold, this coin features the classic Liberty Head design by James B. Longacre, showcasing a left-facing portrait of Lady Liberty adorned with a coronet inscribed with the word "LIBERTY." Encircled by thirteen stars representing the original colonies, this design reflects the artistic elegance of the era. On the reverse, a wreath of agricultural produce surrounds the denomination, reinforcing the coin