"1933" Native-Head SILVER (normal raised-relief concept), high grade

This item represents a "what would it look like ?" scenario if the Native Head $5 Half Eagle was minted with a normal raised relief instead of the sunken relief.
Also, 1933 is a notorious year for American gold coinage with the confiscation of the 1933 $20 gold Double Eagles and the very limited production of 1933 Native-Head $10 gold Eagles. After 1916, the only Native-Head $5 gold Half-Eagle produced was the (rare) 1929 issue.

Struck on 999 silver blanks (about 5.15 grams each).

Do not attempt to use these as legal tender. This product is NOT endorsed or approved by the US Mint, US Treasury, or US Government.