1861 5 Dollar Gold K 2 MS Values

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Today, there are five known Conway $5s, two of which reside in the Smithsonian Institution, and two others, which are privately owned but pledged to a museum. The remaining specimen was stolen from Willis Dupont in 1967 and has not been recovered. A single 20th century forgery – struck over an 1845 federal half eagle – is known today.

Obverse Description

J.J. CONWAY & CO. * BANKERS * thirteen stars around

Reverse Description

PIKES PEAK * 5 * DOLL’S

Catalog Information

GSID: 11769

Obverse Lettering: J.J. CONWAY & CO. * BANKERS *

Reverse Lettering: PIKES PEAK * 5 * DOLL’S

Strike Type: Business

Coin Shape: Round

Edge: Reeded

Variety: J.J. Conway & Co.

Variety 2: K-2

Coin Date: (1861)

Denomination: G$5

Designation: MS

Mint Location: Georgia Gulch, Colorado

Mintage: 5 known

Coinage Type: Private & Pioneer Gold

Coinage Years: 1861

Composition: Gold

Rarity: H7

PCGS #: 10165

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Grade	CAC	CPG Value (Retail)	Greysheet Price (Wholesale)
XF40		$1,008,000	$1,234
XF40	-	$840,000	$1,234
VF20		$1,234	$1,234
VF20	-	$1,234	$1,234

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