1867 $5 AU55 认证号46569839, PCGS号8313

Garrett and Guth's "Encyclopedia of U.S. Gold Coins" states, "The 1867 half eagle has nearly the same mintage as the 1866 issue and is of similar rarity. This date is very rare in all grades, with the typical specimen being heavily circulated." Breen considers the 1867 half eagle to be "Very rare" in his "Complete Encyclopedia of U.S. and Colonial Coins" David Aker's "Analysis of Auction Records - Volume IV - Half Eagles" opines, "With respect to both mintage and frequency of appearance, the 1867 is of almost identical rarity to the 1866. The known business strikes of this date are almost always well worn and VF or EF specimens are typical." His average grade is listed as VF-33.

David Akers (1975/88)

With respect to both mintage and frequency of appearance, the 1867 is of almost identical rarity to the 1866. The known business strikes of this date are almost always well worn and VF or EF specimens are typical. I have seen a couple of AU pieces but never one with any legitimate claim to mint state although the photo of the 1963 Bell coin indicates that it may have been uncirculated as it is graded.