Miniature 1914 Indian Head Gold Token

This item is a miniature collectible token or medalet, commonly referred to as a 'mini gold coin.' It is housed in a standard 2x2 cardboard and Mylar flip, with handwritten notations identifying it as a 'Mini $5.00 Gold Indian' dated 1914. Unlike a legal tender US five-dollar gold half eagle, which has a diameter of 21.6mm, this miniature version is significantly smaller, likely measuring between 8mm and 10mm. The piece is yellow gold in color, though its exact purity (karat weight) is unknown; many such miniatures are gold-plated or struck in low-karat gold (e.g., 8k or 10k). The obverse features a profile of a Native American in a feathered headdress, surrounded by stars and the word 'LIBERTY,' mimicking the incuse design of Bela Lyon Pratt. The condition appears to be Uncirculated (BU), with sharp details on the headdress and a reflective surface. These miniatures were often produced as novelties, jewelry components, or souvenir items in the mid-to-late 20th century, rather than being minted by the US Mint in 1914. There are no visible mint marks or silver hallmarks on the obverse. The cardboard holder shows minor handling wear and staples, but the token itself is protected behind the plastic film and shows no signs of tarnishing or corrosion.