5 Dollars (Pacific Company) , United States
Obverse
Reverse
Coin Details
Obverse
Eagle with spread wings and head to left, holding an olive branch in the right talon and a hammer in the left, with PACIFIC COMPANY, CALIFORNIA around and the date below.
Latin
PACIFIC COMPANY, CALIFORNIA. 1849.
Reverse
Radiant Phrygian cap on pole, with 30 stars arranged in groups of three between the rays and the denomination below.
Latin
5 DOLLARS
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