Its looks like its the 1901-s over 0 5$ . Looks to be quite abit of the 0 left as compared to the Breen Pic. But I have limited experience with gold, so Ill let others comment?
I agree with jdimmick - it's a match for the photo of the 1901-S in the Breen book, but yours has more of the 0 showing.
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sorry guy's- just having a little fun. Yes, it's the 1901/00-S $5 FS-006 in a NGC MS63 holder. I wanted one of these in a higher grade but I had a hard time finding one with a very clear overdate and with eye appeal at the same time. I am rather impressed with this coins grade of MS63 I don't say this to often but I think this one has a chance of getting in a 64 holder if tried. mike
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Its looks like its the 1901-s over 0 5$ . Looks to be quite abit of the 0 left as compared to the Breen Pic. But I have limited experience with gold, so Ill let others comment?
New collectors, please educate yourself before spending money on coins; there are people who believe that using numismatic knowledge to rip the naïve is what this hobby is all about.
Registry 1909-1958 Proof Lincolns