1909-D Indian Half Eagle. MS-64 (PCGS).

Lustrous golden-apricot surfaces are sharply struck with full, soft mint luster. The 1909-D half eagle is a favorite for type collectors due to its availability. Almost three and a half million coins were struck at the Denver Mint that year, surpassing the second highest mintage in the Indian series by a factor of three. The rate of survival was above average, as well, and today the 1909-D is far and away the most readily obtainable Indian half eagle in Mint State. With undeniable originality and an impressive provenance, the currently offered Fairmont Collection specimen is among the most desirable examples available.

PCGS# 8514. NGC ID: 28DJ.

From the Fairmont Collection - Kronen Set.