1855 G$1 MS63+ 认证号43079503, PCGS号7532

Short-Lived Type Two Design 1855 G$1 Type Two MS63+ PCGS. Type Two gold dollars were struck for only two years at the Philadelphia Mint. Though each of the branch mints then in operation also coined one Type Two issue, those varieties are scarce, and most type collectors select either an 1854 or 1855 Philadelphia gold dollar. This Select example has pleasing apricot-gold surfaces and a bold strike. The date and DOLLAR are sharp, unlike often seen. The fields display a double set of obvious clash marks, . and the reverse shows radial cracks at 5 o'clock and 7:30.

David Akers (1975/88)

Virtually identical in rarity to the Type II and actually the second most common of all gold dollars from the standpoint of total number of appearances in our 192 auction catalogue survey. Despite their high price, choice uncirculated specimens are readily available. Almost all of them have a very weak 8 in the date, as well as weakness in LL of DOLLAR. Even several proofs that I have seen of this date exhibited this weakness.