A few examples of appraisal values for
1911 INDIAN HEAD 5 GOLD PIECE

• U.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COINU.S. FIVE
  U.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COINU.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COIN, Indian head variety, .900 fine gold, 1911-P.
• 1909 U.S. $5.00 Indian Head Gold
  1909 U.S. $5.00 Indian Head Gold Coin extra fine.
• GOLD COIN. One 1911 Indian Head
  GOLD COIN. One 1911 Indian Head coin. $2.50.
• COINS - (5) Indian head gold pieces
  COINS - (5) Indian head gold pieces 1909-D 1913 1911 1915 1908.
• GOLD COIN. One 1911 Indian Head
  GOLD COIN. One 1911 Indian Head coin. $2.50.
• UNITED STATES 1912 INDIAN HEAD 5
  UNITED STATES 1912 INDIAN HEAD 5 DOLLAR GOLD COIN United States,19121912 Indian Head Half Eagle 5 dollar gold coin.
• GOLD COIN. One 1911 Indian Head
  GOLD COIN. One 1911 Indian Head coin. $2.50.
• U.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COINU.S. FIVE
  U.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COINU.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COIN, Indian head type, 8.4grams, 90% gold, 588K minted, 1915-P.
• 1910 U.S. $5.00 Indian Head Gold
  1910 U.S. $5.00 Indian Head Gold Coin extra fine +.
• U.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COINU.S. FIVE
  U.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COINU.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COIN, Indian head type, 8.3grams, 90% gold, 1,416,000 minted, 1911-S.
• U.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COIN,
  U.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COIN, INDIAN HEAD VARIETY, 9U.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COIN, Indian head variety, 90% gold, 21.6 mm diameter, 8.3 grams, 1912-S.
• Four U.S. Indian head five dollar
  Four U.S. Indian head five dollar gold coins circa 1911; overall good vintage condition, each with some wear and tarnishing; net weight 33.2 g., each coin 7/8" (approx.)Provenance: Collected between 1945-1960 by Carl O. Winberg, former United States Government diplomat, agricultural attache and Foreign Service officer serving across Indonesia, India Burma, Bangladesh and Australia; thence by descent to the present owner.
• U.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COINU.S. FIVE
  U.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COINU.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COIN, Indian head type, .900 fine gold, 1910-D.
• COINS - (5) Indian head gold pieces
  COINS - (5) Indian head gold pieces 1912 1908 1914-D 1915 1911-S.
• U.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COINU.S. FIVE
  U.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COINU.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COIN, Indian head variety, .900 fine gold, 1914-S.
• 1908-D U.S. $5.00 Indian Head
  1908-D U.S. $5.00 Indian Head Gold Coin X.F./A.U.
• 1912 $5 GOLD INDIAN HEAD
  1912 $5 GOLD INDIAN HEAD COINDESCRIPTION: 1912 $5 Gold Indian Head Coin (.900 Purity). Total Weight: 5.3 Dwt CIRCA:1912 ORIGIN:USA DIMENSIONS: D:21.6 mm Total Weight: 5.3 Dwt CONDITION: Great condition. See lot description for details on item condition. More detailed condition requests can be obtained via email (info@akibaantiques.com) or SMS (305) 333-4134. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Akiba Antiques shall have no responsibility for any error or omission.
• U.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COINU.S. FIVE
  U.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COINU.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COIN, Indian head type, 8.3 grams, 90% gold, 392K minted, 1912-S.
• U.S. GOLD FIVE DOLLAR INDIAN HEAD
  U.S. GOLD FIVE DOLLAR INDIAN HEAD COIN 1909U.S. Five Dollar gold coin Indian Head type 1909. Approx. weight 8.3 grams.
• COINS - (3) Indian Head $5 gold
  COINS - (3) Indian Head $5 gold coins 1911; (2) 1915. From a vaulted private collection.
• U.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COINU.S. FIVE
  U.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COINU.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COIN, Indian head type, 8.4 grams, 90% gold, 164K minted, 1913.
• U.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COINU.S. FIVE
  U.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COINU.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COIN, Indian head type, 8.4grams, 90% gold, 240K minted, 1916-S.
• 1911 $5 GOLD INDIAN HEAD COIN, VG
  1911 $5 GOLD INDIAN HEAD COIN, VG CONDITION.Please note: This lot must be paid for by wire transfer or cash. Items will be shipped or sent to shipper once payment clears.
• U.S. INDIAN HEAD 1909 $5 GOLD
  U.S. INDIAN HEAD 1909 $5 GOLD COINU.S. Indian Head 1909 $5 Gold Coin,
• U.S. INDIAN HEAD 1909 $5 GOLD
  U.S. INDIAN HEAD 1909 $5 GOLD COINU.S. Indian Head 1909 $5 Gold Coin,
• 1911 AU53 $5 INDIAN HEAD GOLD
  1911 AU53 $5 INDIAN HEAD GOLD COIN 1911 AU53 $5 Dollar Indian Head Gold Coin *Grading provided is an opinion of the cataloger. It is not an official grade provided by a grading institution or authority. For further information: please visit https://www.pcgs.com/photograde to verify before you bid.
• 1909 US INDIAN HEAD $5 GOLD
  1909 US INDIAN HEAD $5 GOLD COIN1909 US half eagle, five dollar Indian Head coin. 21.6 mm, 8.2 grams. shipping info This lot can be shipped in-house.
• U.S. $5 DOLLAR GOLD COINU.S. $5
  U.S. $5 DOLLAR GOLD COINU.S. $5 DOLLAR GOLD COIN, Indian head type, 1911-P, 21.37mm diameter, 8.3 grams.
• 1913 $5 Indian Head Gold Coin.
  1913 $5 Indian Head Gold Coin. XF/AU Condition
• 1912 INDIAN 5 DOLLAR GOLD
  1912 INDIAN 5 DOLLAR GOLD COIN1912 Indian 5 Dollar Gold Coin
• U.S. GOLD COIN, $2.5 INDIAN HEAD,
  U.S. GOLD COIN, $2.5 INDIAN HEAD, 1911.U.S. GOLD COIN, $2.5 Indian head, 1911.
• 1910 F12 $5 INDIAN HEAD GOLD COIN
  1910 F12 $5 INDIAN HEAD GOLD COIN 1910 F12 $5 Dollar Indian Head Gold Coin *Grading provided is an opinion of the cataloger. It is not an official grade provided by a grading institution or authority. For further information: please visit https://www.pcgs.com/photograde to verify before you bid.
• U.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COIN,
  U.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COIN, INDIAN HEAD TYPE, 90%U.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COIN, Indian head type, 90% gold, 21.6 mm diameter, 8.4 grams, 1909-P.
• 1911 INDIAN 2.5 DOLLAR GOLD
  1911 INDIAN 2.5 DOLLAR GOLD COIN1911 Indian 2.5 Dollar Gold Coin
• U.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COINU.S. FIVE
  U.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COINU.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD COIN, Indian head type, .900 fine gold, 1908-S.
• Three antique U.S. Indian head $5
  Three antique U.S. Indian head $5 gold coins, from 1909, 1910, and 1911; overall good vintage condition, each with some degree of wear and tarnishing; net weight 24.9 g., each 7/8" (approx.)Provenance: Collected between 1945-1960 by Carl O. Winberg, former United States Government diplomat, agricultural attache and Foreign Service officer serving across Indonesia, India Burma, Bangladesh and Australia; thence by descent to the present owner.