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The Liberty Head Half Eagle
The $5 Coronet, or what is more commonly known as the Liberty Head Half
Eagle, enjoyed one of the longest runs in the history of U.S. Coinage. The
$5 Liberty Head Gold pieces were in circulation from 1839 to 1908.
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.
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The $10 Liberty Head is one of the most popular and affordable of all U.S. Gold Coins. First minted in 1838, the $10 series of Liberty gold was inspired by Christian Gobrecht's design from a portrait of Venus.
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.
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Liberty Head $10 (1838-1907)
When $10 coinage recommenced in 1838 a new design, the Coronet or Liberty Head style, was employed.
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 Head The design used on most U.S. gold coins from 1838 until 1908. This design was first employed by Christian Gobrecht, with later modifications by Robert Ball Hughes and James Longacre.
Liberty Head - The design used on most U.S. gold coins from 1838 until 1908. Morgan silver dollars and Barber coinage are also sometimes referred to as Liberty Head coins.
Liberty Head Coinage
In 1839 the half eagle was redesigned by Christian Gobrecht.
Liberty Head: any of the anonymous female heads that have appeared on U.S. coins.
Liberty Nickel: the Five Cents coins struck from 1883 to 1913, with a head of Liberty on the front and a large V on the back.
Winged Liberty Head (Mercury) Dime
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Liberty Head ("V") Nickels were officially minted from 1883 to 1912. However, an unknown mint official illegally produced an unknown quantity of "V" Nickels with the date 1913.
Liberty Head/Barber Type
CIRCULATED ROLL OF "LIBERTY HEAD," VARIETY I, NICKEL FIVE-CENT PIECE, "WITHOUT CENTS" TYPE, ONLY ONE YEAR TYPE FOR SERIES, 1883.
Liberty Head Dime - The name given this series in the early years of production; eventually collectors began using Barber Dime after the designer Charles E. Barber.
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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.
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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The featured coins in these exhibits are some of the most famous rare coins of the United States of America.
The new Liberty head had long, separate locks blowing even more wildly than those on the Chain coins. The new reverse presented an elegant wreath of elongated leaves resembling laurel, the ancient symbol of victory.
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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.
The Winged Liberty Head or "Mercury" dime as it is more commonly called is the product of a winning design submitted by Adolph Alexander Weinman in competition to replace the then current Barber design.
9. I have a Liberty Head nickel that is older than the 1913 Liberty Head nickel. Is it worth more?
Coronet
Style of Liberty Head used on U.S. copper and gold coins for much of the 19th century. Liberty wears a coronet (most depicting the word LIBERTY).
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No 'CENTS' nickel
Liberty Head nickels struck in 1883 without a denomination. The lack of a denomination was very confusing to the public and led to the 'racketeer' nickel scandal.
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Libs Liberty head $10 or $20 gold pieces. Lincoln in a Porthole $10 United States Note issued between 1923 and 1928. Lincoln's portrait is in a circular frame. Lines Hairlines.
Also, slang for the Liberty Head double eagle or Saint. saltwater Unc A very deceptive term.
On Liberty Head gold coins, the border consists of beads.
Business Strike: A coin which was struck for general circulation. Business strikes were intended to be used in the normal course of commerce.
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For example old Liberty Head gold coins minted prior to 1933 were made of an alloy. Although they were mostly gold a small amount of other metal was added to the gold to give the resulting coins a hardness that pure gold didn't offer.
Mercury The unofficial nickname given to the Winged Liberty Head dime of 1916-45. The designer never intended the coin to depict Mercury, a male Greek god with wings on his ankles.
I have a dime made between 1892 and 1916 (Barber or Liberty Head) -- where do I find the mint marks and what are the grades in collectors' terms?
Again, as there is no standard orientation, I use the center of the liberty head, the center of the date or other reference points (on NJ coppers the center top point of the shield is helpful).
Although originally called the Winged Liberty Head dime the name "mercury" dime caught on with the public when it was compared to the Roman god "mercury". milled edge - coin production process that produces the edge of the coin.
The 1913 Liberty Head Nickels have to be the most notorious of all surreptitious coins to have ever left a mint facility. Evidence suggests that they were intentionally struck by a former mint employee, seeking to profit from their sale.
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15 million for one of the 5 known rare 1913 Liberty Head "V" Nickel. The buy is reported to be the second highest price ever paid for a coin, coming in a distant second to the 1933 US $20 Gold piece which holds the record of any rare coin, ...
His exhibit consisted of a 1913 Liberty Head nickel (only five in existence), an 1877-CC 20 cent piece (only twelve known), an 1836 pattern Liberty Cap gold dollar with rays, a 1915 Lincoln cent struck on a gold planchet, ...
Coins with a re-designed Liberty head and smaller letters on the reverse appeared in late-1839.
The reason for this re-design is unclear.
3) With-motto: Coins minted 1866-1907, which have the motto "In God We Trust" on the reverse.
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1943 bronze Lincoln cent
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1913 Liberty Head nickel (a million dollar rarity)
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Five Lib - Term for the Liberty Head half eagles struck from 1839 until 1908.
Fixed-price list - A price list or catalog of coins, exonumia, paper money or other numismatic items offered at set prices.
Slang for the Winged Liberty Head dime issued from 1916 until 1945.
metal stress lines
Radial lines resulting from the metal flowing outward from the center of the planchet during the minting process.
Other rarities are the very popular and rare 1913 Liberty head nickel as well as all three types of the 1804 dollar, and two of three known examples of the world's most valuable coin, the 1933 double eagle, the third of which recently sold for 7.
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fasces Term to designate the Roman symbol of authority used as a motif on the reverse of Mercury (Winged Liberty Head) dimes. It consists of a bundle of rods wrapped around an ax with a protruding blade.
Liberty head rt./Roma in biga rt. assists togate figure into chariot, Craw. 392/1a. Centered on very slightly small flan, banker's mark on cheek obv., light tone, claer types, Very Fine+....$195 Photo ...
Paquet Twenty 1861-S Liberty head $20 gold piece minted using Anthony Paquet's distinctive reverse die. A scarce coin.
 See also: Liberty, Coin, Eagle, Gold, Silver
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