• Mintage: 527,150 / PCGS pop: 350 / CAC pop: 15 or less

• PCGS MS62 with CAC Approval: Certified for its strong luster and eye appeal, surpassing standard quality for its grade.

• Iconic and Historic Large Head Indian Princess Design: Features a beautifully detailed feathered headdress on the obverse and a classic wreath motif on the reverse.

Struck at the height of the American Civil War, this 1861 Indian Princess Gold Dollar is a remarkable piece of numismatic history. Featuring the Large Head design, this gold dollar represents the second iteration of the series, known for its elegant feathered headdress motif, which sets it apart as one of the most intricate and beautifully crafted designs of 19th-century U.S. coinage. Authorized for issue in 1849, the Gold Dollar evolved through three distinct designs, with the Indian Princess variation standing as a symbol of artistic refinement and innovation.

Graded MS62 by PCGS, this coin retains strong eye appeal with well-preserved details and original mint luster, a testament to its careful handling over more than a century and a half. Adding further prestige, this piece bears the CAC certification, a mark of quality that signifies it surpasses the usual standards for its grade. The obverse displays the Indian Princess portrait facing left, crowned with feathers and encircled by "United States of America," while the reverse features a wreath framing the denomination and date, a timeless representation of classic U.S. gold coinage.

With its deep historical significance, stunning design, and certified preservation, this 1861 PCGS MS62 CAC Gold Dollar is an exceptional acquisition for collectors and investors alike. Owning this coin means holding a tangible piece of Civil War-era America, a reminder of the resilience and artistry that defined the nation's early coinage.