$1 Liberty Head Gold Dollar Type 1 (Cleaned)

$1 Liberty Head Gold Dollar Type 1 (Cleaned)

$454.22

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$1 Liberty Head Gold Dollar Type 1 (Cleaned)

These coins were designed by James B. Longacre and were only minted from 1849-1854. This Type 1 Liberty Head Gold $1 coin has been cleaned or may be ex-jewelry.

4.5

6 Reviews

83% of reviewers recommend this product

Posted By: small time collector

Date: Feb 14, 2026

great shape

got a cleaned coin. it looks great! my first gold coin.

Posted By: Me

Date: Jun 29, 2025

Wonderful

You don't see $1 gold coins often and I think they are wonderful. mine was dated 1852

Posted By: WebGuy

Date: Mar 3, 2024

After I got past the shock of the tiny size, I love it.

I saw 13mm on the specifications tab, but until they arrived, I was expecting something bigger.... But it is a ONE dollar gold piece... Even in 1850, $1 worth of gold isn't that much gold. It's a tiny, beautiful coin.

Posted By: Drew Stack

Date: Aug 29, 2018

Little cuties

Although they're not as valuable numismatically because they're cleaned, the relief on their artwork is good. It's a neat, tiny gold coin I love showing off!

Posted By: Dallas Dude

Date: Sep 24, 2016

Stunning little coin!

This coin is beautiful! If you are interested in getting into numismatic coin collecting this is a fantastic place to begin!

Posted By: Lc

Date: Aug 14, 2015

Damaged rim

I bought this little gold coin because I have purchased from Apmex before and was pleased with the products. However, when I received this coin I was quite disappointed. I guess this coin used to be jewelry because there was burn marks on the rim and on the obverse like there was a bezel there at one time. The ad said it was cleaned, not damaged. I'm keeping the coin since I need it for my collection. I was going to order a two and a half dollar gold coin but after this experience I will wait and purchase my numismatic coins in person and just use Apmex for bullion.