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The Certified $5 Gold Liberty 1836 XF45 NGC holds a significant place in American numismatic history, reflecting the nation's economic growth and expansion during the early 19th century. The $5 Gold Liberty series, introduced in 1839, played a vital role in facilitating commerce and trade across the United States, contributing to the nation's financial stability.
The obverse of the 1836 Gold Liberty features a captivating portrayal of Lady Liberty, adorned with a coronet inscribed with the word "LIBERTY." Her profile is surrounded by thirteen stars representing the original thirteen colonies of the United States. On the reverse, a majestic eagle is depicted with outstretched wings, clutching an olive branch and arrows, symbolizing peace and strength.
Certified by the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) as XF45, this $5 Gold Liberty coin is graded as Extremely Fine 45, indicating light wear on the high points of the design. Coins graded XF45 retain considerable detail and luster, with minor abrasions and wear consistent with moderate circulation.
The 1836 $5 Gold Liberty was struck at the United States Mint in Philadelphia, the primary mint facility responsible for producing circulating coinage during the 19th century. Established in 1792, the Philadelphia Mint played a pivotal role in shaping America's monetary system and supporting economic growth.
The mintage figures for the 1836 $5 Gold Liberty are recorded as approximately 700,000 coins, reflecting the demand for gold coinage during that period. Surviving examples in Extremely Fine condition, such as this XF45 specimen, are relatively scarce and highly sought after by collectors.
The Certified $5 Gold Liberty 1836 XF45 NGC is securely encapsulated in an NGC holder, providing protection and preservation for the coin's condition. This encapsulation also includes a unique certification label confirming the coin's grade and authenticity.
As a cherished collectible, the 1836 Gold Liberty appeals to numismatists and historians alike, offering a tangible connection to America's rich numismatic heritage. Its historical significance, combined with its attractive condition and limited mintage, make it a prized addition to any discerning collector's portfolio.