The San Francisco Mint $5 Indian Head Gold Coin

A century-old coin from one of the last years they were struck at the “Granite Lady”…

• Famed sculptor Bela Lyon Pratt’s $5 Indian Head gold coin was one of only two U.S. coins struck with the designs completely cut into the coin’s surface, not rising above it.

• The front shows a Native American chief wearing a detailed feathered headdress; the back depicts an American eagle standing on an olive branch and a bundle of arrows.

• The “S” mint mark identifies the coin as being from the San Francisco Mint, where less than 4% of $5 Indian Head gold coins were struck in the final two years, 1915 and 1916.

• Certified and graded by NGC, one of the most trusted names in the industry, in stunning About Uncirculated condition — almost the same condition as the day it was minted.

• Also known as a half-eagle, since the $10 gold coin was an “eagle,” the $5 Indian Head was struck in 90% pure gold and contains nearly one-quarter troy ounce of gold.

• The clear archival-quality holder ensures preservation and worry-free viewing of both sides for generations to come.

• Accompanied by a luxurious wooden Display Chest.

• Comes with a Collector’s Guide that furnishes fascinating details about the San Francisco Mint and the last $5 Indian Head gold coins that were minted there.

• Guarantee of Satisfaction: Free returns for replacement or full refund.