The $1 Gold Coin, Type 3, issued in 1886, is part of the United States' gold coinage series that began in 1849. This type is characterized by a modified design featuring a slightly different depiction of Liberty. The coin has an alloy composition of 90% gold and 10% copper, weighing approximately 1.29 grams and measuring 13 mm in diameter. The 1886 Type 3 gold dollar is significant in the collectible market due to its historical context and limited mintage, making it desirable among numismatists.

Item Denomination Series Year Mint
1886 G$1 G$1 $1 Gold – Type 3 1886 Philadelphia