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- 1849 G$5 Mormon, K-2 MS
1849 G$5 Mormon, K-2 MS
1849 $5 Mormon Five Dollar MS61 NGC. K-2, R.5....
Source: HA
1849 $5 Mormon Five Dollar MS61 NGC. K-2, R.5....
Source: HA
(C. 1900) 'Restrike' 1849 Mormon Half Eagle Uniface Reverse Impression in Copper, Gilt--Improperly Cleaned--NGC. Unc Details....
Source: HA
(C. 1900) 'Restrike' 1860 Mormon Half Eagle Uniface Obverse Impression in Copper MS64 Brown NGC....
Source: HA
(C. 1900) 'Restrike' 1860 Mormon Half Eagle Uniface Obverse Impression in Copper MS64 Brown NGC....
Source: HA
(C. 1900) 'Restrike' 1860 Mormon Half Eagle Uniface Obverse Impression in Copper MS64 Brown NGC....
Source: HA
(C. 1900) 'Restrike' 1860 Mormon Half Eagle Uniface Obverse Impression in Copper MS64 Brown NGC....
Source: HA
(C. 1900) 'Restrike' 1849 Mormon Ten Dollar Uniface Reverse Impression in Copper MS63 Red and Brown NGC....
Source: HA
(C. 1900) 'Restrike' 1849 Mormon Quarter Eagle Uniface Reverse Impression in Copper MS63 Red and Brown NGC....
Source: HA
(C. 1900) 'Restrike' 1849 Mormon Ten Dollar Uniface Reverse Impression in Copper MS63 Red and Brown NGC....
Source: HA
(C. 1900) 'Restrike' 1850 Mormon Five Dollar Uniface Reverse Impression in Copper MS63 Brown NGC....
Source: HA
(C. 1900) 'Restrike' 1849 Mormon Half Eagle Uniface Obverse Impression in Copper MS63 Brown NGC....
Source: HA
(C. 1900) 'Restrike' 1849 Mormon Half Eagle Uniface Obverse Impression in Copper MS63 Brown NGC....
Source: HA
(C. 1900) 'Restrike' 1850 Mormon Five Dollar Uniface Reverse Impression in Copper MS63 Brown NGC....
Source: HA
(C. 1900) 'Restrike' 1850 Mormon Five Dollar Uniface Reverse Impression in Copper MS63 Brown NGC....
Source: HA
(C. 1900) 'Restrike' 1860 Mormon Five Dollar Uniface Reverse Impression in Copper MS63 Brown NGC....
Source: HA
(C. 1900) 'Restrike' 1860 Mormon Five Dollar Uniface Reverse Impression in Copper MS63 Brown NGC....
Source: HA
(C. 1900) 'Restrike' 1849 Mormon Ten Dollar Uniface Reverse Impression in Copper MS63 Red and Brown NGC....
Source: HA
(C. 1900) 'Restrike' 1860 Mormon Five Dollar Uniface Reverse Impression in Copper MS63 Brown NGC....
Source: HA
(C. 1900) 'Restrike' 1849 Mormon Quarter Eagle Uniface Obverse Impression in Copper MS63 Red and Brown NGC....
Source: HA
Greysheet Catalog Details (GSID: 11822)
5,500 1849 Mormon $5s were struck, making them the most commonly encountered Mormon gold coin. Today, we know of more than 150 examples in private hands. Despite the relative availability of this issue, it is an incredibly challenging coin to find with original surfaces and luster. A handful of pieces graded MS60 or MS61 comprise the Condition Census; however, originality-conscious collectors may prefer attractively toned Choice AU specimens to some of the uncirculated pieces.
Obverse: Eye and Cap HOLINESS.TO.THE.LORD.
Reverse: Clasped Hands 1849 G.S.L.C.P.G FIVE.DOLLARS
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