Mallard Collectibles

1838-C $5 Liberty Head Half Eagle | Rare Charlotte Mint Gold | NGC XF Details – American Legacy in Gold (316037)

$14,999.00
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Step into a story as rich and golden as the coin itself—a tale that begins in the heart of the Old South, where the Charlotte Mint produced this elusive 1838-C Liberty Head Half Eagle. This isn’t merely a coin; it’s a relic from a bygone era, an era of pioneers, bankers, and a young nation’s dreams forged in gold.

Graded XF Details by NGC, this Half Eagle has lived nearly two centuries, bearing the gentle wear that whispers of countless lives it touched. Every detail on Liberty’s face, every feather on the eagle’s wings, echoes with the spirit of antebellum America, inviting you to imagine its journey through the pockets of history.

This piece hails from the revered Charlotte Mint, a facility that operated only briefly, creating gold coins that have since become some of the most sought-after artifacts in American numismatics. The "C" mintmark is more than a symbol—it’s a mark of prestige, rarity, and the whispers of Southern heritage.


A Moment of Reverence

Holding this coin is like holding a chapter of American history, crafted during a time of change and preserved as a testament to resilience. From its distinct Southern origins to its careful preservation across generations, this Half Eagle transcends gold’s value, embodying the dreams and ambitions of early America. This is a legacy piece, awaiting its next chapter in the collection of someone who truly appreciates its storied past.


Collector’s Dream

Imagine displaying this rarity, knowing it’s a piece few will ever possess. The charm of the 1838-C Half Eagle lies in its history, its scarcity, and the unmistakable allure of its golden glow—a numismatic treasure that calls to collectors with a passion for the extraordinary.


This is your chance to own not just a coin, but a tangible piece of history from one of America’s most storied mints. A treasure as captivating today as it was over 180 years ago, waiting to enrich the collection of a true enthusiast.