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1914 $5 Indian Head PCGS MS64 (CAC)
US $5,396
Grade
Add On CAC
Grading service
PCGS
Cert number
40223129
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Date
2026-06-09
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Description
1914 $5 Indian Head PCGS MS64 (CAC)
1914 $5 Indian Head PCGS MS64 (CAC)
1914 $5
SKU: 40223129
Own a standout example of one of the most desirable early 20th-century U.S. gold issues: the 1914 $5 Indian Head Half Eagle, certified PCGS MS64 and approved by CAC. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint (no mintmark), this classic incuse-design gold coin combines historic artistry with true condition rarity, making it an ideal choice for both advanced collectors and buyers seeking a blue-chip U.S. gold type coin.
Key attributes and certification
Date/Denomination: 1914 $5 Indian Head Half Eagle
Mint: Philadelphia (no mintmark)
Grade: PCGS MS64
CAC: Yes (CAC-approved for quality within the grade)
PCGS Population (MS64): 294
PCGS Population higher: 86
Mintage: 247,000
Collector significance and rarity profile
The 1914 Half Eagle is comparable in overall availability to other Philadelphia issues from 1909–1913 in lower Mint State, but it becomes notably scarce in MS64 and finer. In this grade range, it is recognized as genuinely rare, with a rarity profile similar to the 1911. It is also more difficult in high grade than the 1915 (and certainly more so than the readily available 1908), while true Gem examples do appear occasionally. A small number of extraordinary Mint State coins are known, underscoring the issue’s strong collector following and long-term demand.
Strike, surfaces, and eye appeal
The 1914 is typically found with a sharp strike, a characteristic that adds to its visual impact and collector appeal. Surfaces on this date are often distinctly granular, frequently more so than on the typical 1912 or 1913. Lustre is well above average for the series, and many examples display beautiful natural color, often seen in rich orange-gold with greenish-gold highlights or a medium coppery-gold tone. Some softly frosted pieces are known, adding another layer of variety in look and texture for discerning buyers.
Why this coin belongs in your collection
A condition-scarce Philadelphia Indian Head Half Eagle in sought-after MS64
CAC approval adds an extra layer of confidence for quality-minded collectors
Strong historical and numismatic appeal from the iconic Indian Head gold series
Excellent eye appeal potential, with vibrant orange-gold to greenish-gold or coppery-gold coloration commonly associated with the issue
An impressive and highly collectible 1914 $5 Indian Head Half Eagle in PCGS MS64 (CAC), offering the ideal blend of classic U.S. gold history, certified rarity, and standout eye appeal.
PCGS # 8527.000000
Grading Service PCGS
Grade MS64
Year 1914
Strike Business
1914 $5 Indian Head PCGS MS64 (CAC)
1914 $5
SKU: 40223129
Own a standout example of one of the most desirable early 20th-century U.S. gold issues: the 1914 $5 Indian Head Half Eagle, certified PCGS MS64 and approved by CAC. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint (no mintmark), this classic incuse-design gold coin combines historic artistry with true condition rarity, making it an ideal choice for both advanced collectors and buyers seeking a blue-chip U.S. gold type coin.
Key attributes and certification
Date/Denomination: 1914 $5 Indian Head Half Eagle
Mint: Philadelphia (no mintmark)
Grade: PCGS MS64
CAC: Yes (CAC-approved for quality within the grade)
PCGS Population (MS64): 294
PCGS Population higher: 86
Mintage: 247,000
Collector significance and rarity profile
The 1914 Half Eagle is comparable in overall availability to other Philadelphia issues from 1909–1913 in lower Mint State, but it becomes notably scarce in MS64 and finer. In this grade range, it is recognized as genuinely rare, with a rarity profile similar to the 1911. It is also more difficult in high grade than the 1915 (and certainly more so than the readily available 1908), while true Gem examples do appear occasionally. A small number of extraordinary Mint State coins are known, underscoring the issue’s strong collector following and long-term demand.
Strike, surfaces, and eye appeal
The 1914 is typically found with a sharp strike, a characteristic that adds to its visual impact and collector appeal. Surfaces on this date are often distinctly granular, frequently more so than on the typical 1912 or 1913. Lustre is well above average for the series, and many examples display beautiful natural color, often seen in rich orange-gold with greenish-gold highlights or a medium coppery-gold tone. Some softly frosted pieces are known, adding another layer of variety in look and texture for discerning buyers.
Why this coin belongs in your collection
A condition-scarce Philadelphia Indian Head Half Eagle in sought-after MS64
CAC approval adds an extra layer of confidence for quality-minded collectors
Strong historical and numismatic appeal from the iconic Indian Head gold series
Excellent eye appeal potential, with vibrant orange-gold to greenish-gold or coppery-gold coloration commonly associated with the issue
An impressive and highly collectible 1914 $5 Indian Head Half Eagle in PCGS MS64 (CAC), offering the ideal blend of classic U.S. gold history, certified rarity, and standout eye appeal.
PCGS # 8527.000000
Grading Service PCGS
Grade MS64
Year 1914
Strike Business
