They don’t come better than this! Although there is a lone example graded finer, I believe this could compete. This is just a phenomenal example. Minimal marks, clean cheek and super creamy luster. Designed by James Longacre, this coin with its vast open design is usually plagued with abrasions; however this example is the exception. Simply gorgeous.
PCGS Cert #19697958
PCGS / NGC Population: 21/14 Higher: 1/6
CAC Population: 2/0
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PCGS Cert #18692800
PCGS / NGC Population: 183/702 Higher 218/300
An extraordinary Double Eagle Liberty. Boldly struck throughout with rich yellow-golden lustrous surfaces that is clearly visible on both sides. For the grade, there are fewer bagmarks from coin to coin contact that plague most survivors.
PCGS Cert #19721138
PCGS / NGC Population: 670/2172 Higher: 2674/3566
CAC Population: 35/158
A crusty-original Carson City Double Eagle Liberty. Boldly struck with excellent detail for the grade; a testament to the great workmanship of the Mint employees.
PCGS Cert #25569274
PCGS / NGC Population: 316/290 Higher: 927/1332
CAC Population: 6/35
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NGC Cert #3311328006
PCGS / NGC Population: 54/123 Higher 87/144
An extraordinary Carson City Double Eagle Liberty. Boldly struck throughout with rich yellow-golden lustrous surfaces that is clearly visible on both sides. For the grade, there are fewer bagmarks from coin to coin contact that plague most survivors.
PCGS Cert #9737774
PCGS / NGC Population: 196/167 Higher: 693/1367
CAC Population/Higher: 5/43
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PCGS Cert #06636292
PCGS / NGC Population: 168/583 Higher 166/191
Nice coins, image nice and here is an example of just that. This near Gem is highly lustrous and highly attractive. A gorgeous display of orange-peach color with minimal surface marks. A well executed strike leaves exquisite definition on the design elements.
PCGS Cert #9511060
PCGS / NGC Population: 28672/31201 Higher: 3945/6137
Nice coins, image nice and here is an example of just that. This near Gem is highly lustrous and highly attractive. A gorgeous display of orange-peach color with minimal surface marks. A well executed strike leaves exquisite definition on the design elements.
PCGS Cert #4119741
PCGS / NGC Population: 3876/5932 Higher 141/217
An extraordinary Double Eagle Liberty. Boldly struck throughout with rich yellow-golden lustrous surfaces that is clearly visible on both sides. Super clean for the grade and always a pleasure to find in this condition.
PCGS Cert #25545297
PCGS / NGC Population: 4030/6284 Higher: 191/285
CAC Population/Higher: 273/15
The population of 12367 for the 1907 High Relief Double Eagle is divided into two subtypes: Wire Rim and Flat Rim. The first 8,000 or so High Relief double eagles struck displayed a fin, or partial wire rim, and were considered flawed. The problem was addressed by Mint Director Leach. As explained by Roger Burdette in his Renaissance of American Coinage, 1905-1908:
“Efforts by Clark, Barber and others had resulted in almost complete elimination of the rim fin on the high relief coins and by December 20 Director Leach wrote to Barber, ‘I am more than delighted with the results you have obtained in preventing the fin.’ Much of the credit for improvement goes to Leach. He had tested changes in the milling of planchets in San Francisco before he came to Washington. He had also brought several pre-shaped planchets (Roberts’ ‘forming die’ idea) to Philadelphia for testing. The pre-shaped planchets worked no better than ordinary ones, but the pieces struck from differently milled planchets produced superior results.”
Adjustments were made to the last 4,000 coins struck, making the Flat Rim variety. This coin offered here is the Wire Edge. The beauty of this design is undeniable and a favorite among collectors. Bright golden orange surfaces are only outstaged by the meticulous artistic work from Augustus St. Gaudens.
PCGS Cert #06871685
PCGS / NGC Population: 279/76 Higher: 91/54
CAC Population: 23/14
A lovely example of what is no doubt the most beautiful coin ever produced by the United States of America. When the motto IN GOD WE TRUST was added to the lower reverse, the design detail on the master hub was also enhanced. This Gem “plus” With Motto example illustrates these bolder striking impressions on all devices.
PCGS Cert #25578109
PCGS / NGC Population: 1/6 Higher: 28/7
CAC Population/Higher: 14/5
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PCGS Cert #12422218
PCGS / NGC Population: 318/78 Higher: 30/7
CAC Population: 16/6
This Philadelphia issue has a mintage of under half a million pieces; it is scarce in Gem, yet I doubt many have the “eye appeal” of this one. A lovely example!
PCGS Cert #25580455
PCGS / NGC Population: 145/72 Higher: 4/5
CAC Population/Higher: 13/1
One of our countries most beloved designs by Augustus St. Gaudens. A Beautifully preserved and thoroughly lustrous Premium Gem boasting a lovely orange-gold coloration. Although the mintages are high, millions of examples were subject to extensive melting during the decades after the Great Recall of 1933-34.
NGC Cert #3475676006
PCGS / NGC Population: 425/492 Higher: 7/32
CAC Population: 53/7
One of our countries most beloved designs by Augustus St. Gaudens. A Beautifully preserved and thoroughly lustrous Premium Gem boasting a lovely orange-gold coloration. Although the mintages are high, millions of examples were subject to extensive melting during the decades after the Great Recall of 1933-34.
PCGS Cert #25569634
PCGS / NGC Population: 425/493 Higher: 7/32
CAC Population: 54/0
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PCGS Cert #25559771
PCGS / NGC Population: 3/0 Higher: 27/36
CAC Population/ Higher: 31/5
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PCGS Cert #06664531
PCGS / NGC Population: 336/165 – 32 Higher
This near gem is highly lustrous and highly attractive. A gorgeous display of orange-peach color with minimal surface marks. A well executed strike leaves exquisite definition on the design elements.
PCGS Cert #25570397
PCGS / NGC Population: 427/299 Higher: 38/24
CAC Population: 27/5
The 1923-D is a popular and logical choice for type coin purposes because of its consistently strong eye appeal. This example is no exception, highly lustrous surfaces, bright golden-orange color, with exquisite detail.
PCGS Cert #12231361
PCGS / NGC Population: 2333/1656 – 1493/2360 Higher