Liberty Double Eagle
The $20 gold coin shown here is the only known specimen of its kind and is among the rarest of United States coins.
Liberty Cap Half Cents
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Liberty Ten Dollar Gold Coin Values
Your Liberty ten dollar gold coin values are a lot higher today than just a year ago. The market is expanding, the price of gold is up and so is the value of your coins.
Liberty Seated to Trade Dollars
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LIBERTY HEAD (NO MOTTO ON REVERSE) FIVE DOLLARS
OR HALF EAGLE (1839-1866)
1859 Liberty Head Half Eagle - ex Trompeter collection
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Liberty Head Double Eagle
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Liberty was greatly prized by many classical writers such as Aristotle, Demosthenes, Cicero and Tacitus, often in the context of democratic institutions. It was often opposed to fatalism and other conceptions of destiny.
Liberty Dollar Lawsuit Gets Extension
On June 20th, 2007 a Federal Magistrate Judge granted a second 30-day extension to allow the Federal Government more time to respond to a lawsuit filed by the issuer of a private currency, ...
Liberty Coins Not Legal
Southtowns businessman Daniel Buczek said he has had "no trouble" using Liberty silver dollars to buy coffee, oil filters for his car and other items at a number of area businesses.
Liberty Nickel News
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The Liberty Half Eagle holds the distinction of being the only coin of any type or denomination to be struck at all seven mints.
Gold $5 Liberty Head Coins
Minted from 1839-1908
Collectors love the $5 Liberty series. They are one of two coins in our nation's history minted at all seven branches of the U.S. Mint.
Liberty Cap Cents 1793-1796 Coin Guide
Liberty Cap Cents 1793-1796
The Liberty Cap large cents of 1793-1796 are the classics of early American copper coinage.
Liberty's Bared Breast - Wartime Propaganda?:
There has been much speculation into why McNeil's design was selected and what the symbolism meant. The olive branch Liberty holds is a universal sign of peacemaking.
Liberty Cap Half Cent - Head Facing Left 1793 Coin Guide
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Liberty and Indian Princess Head Gold Dollars 1849 to 1889
The first gold dollars made in the United States were privately minted issues produced about 1830 by a German immigrant named Alt Christoph Bechtler.
1862 Liberty Seated Dollar
The 1862 liberty seated dollar is a hot collectors item because not so many pieces where made.
LIBERTY SEATED Half Dollar Fifty 50 cent 1876 VERY NICE
The year after the close of the Civil War should have been a joyous, forward-looking time, but in 1866, a million young men lay dead, ...
Liberty Head Nickels
Proof Liberty Head Nickels
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Liberty Seated Half Dimes
Seated Half Dimes*Appendix
Seated Half Dimes*Chapter 1
Seated Half Dimes*Chapter 2
Seated Half Dimes*Chapter 3
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The Liberty and Security design was created at the foundry of Peter Kempson and Son of Birmingham, England in the hopes of obtaining a contract from the United States government to provide coinage.
The Liberty Head quarter eagle series was produced from 1840 through 1907. Unlike the larger denomination issues of this type, quarter eagles were never produced at the Carson City or Denver mints.
Winged Liberty Head Dimes (Mercury) (1916-45)
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Presidential Dollar Coins
Sacagawea Dollar Coins
Susan B Anthony Dollars
Eisenhower Dollars
Morgan Silver Dollars
Kennedy Half Dollars
Franklin Half Dollars
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The first Liberty Head half eagle struck at the Dahlonega Mint with the mint mark below the eagle. The strike on most 1840-D half eagles is above average.
Undoubtedly one of the more interesting designs proposed for the dollar coin in recent years was the Flowing Hair Liberty Head Obverse / Eagle in Flight Reverse proposed by United States Mint Engraver, Frank Gasparro in 1977.
Caligula Æ quadrans. COS TERT PON M TR P IIII P P around large RCC / C CAESAR DIV AVG PRON AVG Liberty cap, S C at sides.
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Liberty Walking Half Dollars (1916-1947)
In 1916 the Liberty Walking half dollar appeared. The work of sculptor Adolph A. Weinman, the design was produced intermittently through 1947.
Liberty $20 Quartette
1916 Liberty double eagle quartette: I 1895 AU-58 (2) I 1903 MS-62 I 1903 MS-60. All brilliant with attractive mint lustre. (Total: 4 pieces)
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Liberty Head Nickel
In 1883, a new 5-cent piece was struck with the female likeness of Liberty on the obverse and a "V" (Roman numeral 5) on the reverse. What was missing was the word "cents.
Liberty - A symbolic figure used in many U.S. coin designs.
Liberty Cap - The head of Miss Liberty, with a cap on a pole by her head. This design was used on certain U.S. half cents and large cents.
Liberty Seated
The motif designed by Christian Gobrecht first used on the Gobrecht dollars of 1836-1839 featuring Miss Liberty seated on a rock. This design was used on nearly all regular issue silver coinage from 1837 until 1891.
Liberty Cap
The head of Miss Liberty, with a cap on a pole by her head, used on certain U.S. half cents and large cents.
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Liberty Seated Obverse
1149 1838 pattern half dollar. P-86, J-79a. Rarity-7. Liberty Seated obverse. Proof-62 (PCGS). Silver. Reeded edge.
Obverse Design: As preceding.
Liberty
The symbolic figure used in many coin designs.
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Liberty: the female embodiment of the American concept of freedom and liberty. Miss Liberty is a favorite subject on U.S. coins and she has appeared in a number of different forms.
Liberty Head
The design used on most U.S. gold coins from 1838 until 1908. Morgan dollars and Barber coinage are also sometimes referred to as Liberty Head coins.
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Miss Liberty
Culturally, the problems stem from the fact that Miss Liberty's mouth is open. We prefer to keep our mouths closed and this was especially true for women of the 19th century.
1908 Liberty Nickel
This Liberty nickel has a large lamination on the lower reverse. This is a magnification of the left pellet in the center of the lamination.
Winged Liberty Head (Mercury) Dime
Normal S mintmark on the left - micro S on the right
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Walking Liberty Half 1916-1947 0.36169
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walking liberty - a half dollar with the Walking Liberty design. Made between 1916 and 1947. war nickel - sometimes called "wartime" nickels. These Jefferson US five cent coins were made during part of World War II.
Liberty is often depicted under the figure of a woman standing, with a cap or hat (pileus) in her right hand, and holding in her left a hasta, or perhaps that particular wand which the Romans called rudis or vindicta, ...
Liberty Seated Half Dollars (1839-1891)
1853-O, SEATED LIBERTY, ARROWS AND RAYS TYPE, BREEN 4842
This 1853-O is VERY RARE as the "Blundered 1" Breen-4842 variety. Repunching in date. ANACS Very Fine-35.
Liberty has an interesting history on coins. She disappeared for many centuries, then reappeared on French and US coins in the late 18th and early 19th century. The St. Gaudens and Liberty halves are considered the most beautiful US coins.
Liberty Double Eagle, No Motto, Business Strike
Liberty Double Eagle, Twenty D, Business Strike
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Liberty seated right, holding staff, shield at side, wreath on column in front
FIRME Y FELIZ POR LA UNION 1/2 DINO
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LIBERTY will be fully readable. Some of the fine hair detail, especially that above the tiara, will be visible. Approximately 50% of the eagle's feathers will be visible and the outline of the claws will show.
Liberty's portrait was based on a drawing of Philadelphia socialite Ann Willing Bingham, one of the most beautiful women of her time.
Liberty's face, rather than sporting a placid smile, is scowling. Her breast is grossly elongated. The reverse is totally lacking in central detail, including the motto. The coin has a reeded rather than lettered edge.
Liberty Head 1849-1854
Indian Head Small Head 1854-1856
Indian Head Large Head 1856-1889
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The liberty bell, which had been on the reverse of Franklin's half-dollar, was replaced by the eagle from the presidential seal except during 1975 and 1976, the nation's 200th birthday.
The Liberty Head series contains many rare dates prior to 1895. Most of the mintages were very low and many coins were lost due to remelting. The most commonly found coins are dated after 1895 and are worth about $150 in average condition.
$20 Liberty Gold Coins
$20 Saint Gaudens Gold Coins
Double Eagle Gold Coins
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The Liberty Head design gold dollar struck from 1849 until mid-1854 in Philadelphia and for the full year in Dahlonega and San Francisco.
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1913 Liberty Head Nickel
The featured coins in these exhibits are some of the most famous rare coins of the United States of America.
Famous Liberty Nickel Counterbrockage. Pictured in Taxay and Margolis/Weinberg.
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Statue of Liberty Reverse of the Presidential Dollar as Struck for Circulation
George Washington Presidential Dollar Coin Artist Rendering
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A type of Liberty Head depicted on copper and gold coins throughout much of the 19th century. Miss Liberty has a coronet, generally characterized by LIBERTY.
Corrosion
Damage resulting from reactive chemicals, often airborne, upon metals.
Short for Liberty Head.
lint mark
A repeated, threadlike depression that appears on a coin's surface.
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