coins \ Coin \ United States of America \ G$5 \ C. Bechtler \ 1832
The G 5 C Bechtler is a type of gold coin minted by Christopher Bechtler in the early 1830s in North Carolina. Specifically, the 1832 version of this coin features a design that symbolizes early American independent minting efforts, as Bechtler was one of the first private mint operators in the United States. This coin is particularly significant due to its historical context and the scarcity of surviving examples, making it a sought-after item in the realm of collectible coins. The denomination "G 5" indicates a value of five dollars, reflecting the gold content and weight of the coin in accordance with the era’s standards.
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(1832) G$5 C. Bechtler RUTHERFORD, 150 GR, 20C, Beaded Border, K-15 | G$5 | C. Bechtler | 1832 | Carolina |