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1830 $5 Templeton Reid MS

1830 $5 Templeton Reid MS

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Greysheet Catalog Details (GSID: 11875)

The 1830 Five Dollars is part of a series of coins struck from 1830. The specific variety is Templeton Reid. Struck in Georgia and designated as a Business (MS) strike, this coin is made of Gold.
According to Pioneer gold expert, Donald Kagin Ph.D., "Templeton Reid was a multi-talented entrepreneur, a cotton gin manufacturer, gunsmith, metallurgist and assayer who struck coins in denominations of $2.50, $5 and $10. These historic items were the first privately issued gold coins in the United States. The Georgia and North Carolina gold rush period started in 1828, about two decades before the California Gold Rush, and this important gold piece was made in 1830 to help alleviate a coin shortage at the time in Georgia."

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GSID: 11875
Coin Date: 1830
Denomination: $5 / Five Dollars
Designation: MS
Mint Location: Georgia
Coinage Years: 1830
Composition: Gold
Variety: Templeton Reid
Strike Type: Business
Designer: Templeton Reid
PCGS #: 10323
NGC ID: E6EH
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