US 20 Dollars 1900 Liberty Head

Lot 15916 1900 Liberty Double Eagle. MS-63 (NGC). PCGS# 9037. NGC ID: 26CP.

Lot 12107 Needle Sharp 1900 Double Eagle 1900 Liberty Double Eagle. MS-62 (PCGS). CAC. To view more detailed information on the collection click here Strike: The strike is needle sharp, exceptional considering that these pieces were made in quantity, at high speeds for commercial purposes. Surfaces: Satiny luster is seen on both sides. Attractive yellow gold. Contact marks are far fewer than normally encountered at the MS-62 level. This coin, with its superb aesthetic appeal, is fully equal to some we have seen graded MS-63 or MS-64. Commentary: This coin and the 1902 $20, both retail purchases from Bowers and Merena nearly two decades ago, were the first two Liberty Head double eagles that started what eventually became the Gilded Age Collection of Mint State $20 Liberties. Q. David Bowers: The Gilded Age Collection offers two examples of this issue. From the Gilded Age Collection Provenance: From the Gilded Age Collection. From Bowers and Merena, December 1996. Plate coin in U.S. Liberty Head $20 Double Eagles -- The Gilded Age of Coinage, pages 317 and 319. PCGS# 9037. NGC ID: 26CP. Click here for certification details from PCGS.

Lot 12108 Lustrous 1900-S Double Eagle 1900-S Liberty Double Eagle. MS-62 (PCGS). To view more detailed information on the collection click here Strike: Some trivial lightness in the hair is scarcely worth mentioning. Other features are needle sharp. Surfaces: Rich yellow-gold surfaces and deep luster on both sides. The obverse is about par for the assigned grade. The reverse is notably finer and, in our estimation, could be called MS-64. Split grading was very useful when it was introduced widely in the early 1980s, and it is too bad that it is no longer being used, as such a system does contribute additional information over what can be found with a single grade. Original Mintage and Distribution: 2,459,500 examples were minted, equal to a face value of $49,190,000. Estimated Surviving Population, Mint State: Writing in 2004, Dave Bowers estimated that the Mint State population might top out at more than 16,000 pieces. Estimated Surviving Population, Circulated Grades: We estimate that as many as 70,000 circulated examples exist. As there's very little specialist demand for pieces in grades below AU, we suggest that VF and EF examples might be attractive targets for culling when gold bullion prices reach high levels. Commentary: A popular and readily available issue. Q. David Bowers: Another opportunity to add the Gilded Age Collection pedigree to your specialized collection or type set. From the Gilded Age Collection Provenance: From the Gilded Age Collection. From Tony Adkins, September 1997. PCGS# 9038. NGC ID: 26CR. Click here for certification details from PCGS.

Lot 743 USA 20 Dollars 1900, Liberty head with coronet, with motto and Twenty Dollars. F. 177 Gutes sehr schön

Lot 8163 1900-S Liberty Double Eagle. MS-61 (ICG). PCGS# .

Lot 8160 1900 Liberty Double Eagle. MS-61 (ANACS). OH. PCGS# 9037. NGC ID: 26CP.

Lot 8157 1900 Liberty Double Eagle. MS-61 (NGC). PCGS# 9037. NGC ID: 26CP.

Lot 489 Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika 20 Dollars 1900. Coronet Head. K.M. 102, Friedberg 177. GOLD. Vorzüglich

Lot 1164 1900-S $20 MS62 PCGS A lustrous, medium green-gold BU with cartwheel visual effects to both sides. We see uncommonly few abrasions in the context of the assigned grade. (PCGS 9038)

Lot 1165 1900-S $20 MS62 PCGS An attractive BU with bright, softly frosted luster and warm medium greenish-gold color. Accuracy alone compels us to mention a few trivial obverse scuffs, none of which are worthy of undue concern. (PCGS 9038)

Lot 1160 1900 $20 MS62 PCGS Soft green-gold color and a bold strike. Some surface scuffs are noted on each side, these probably the grade-limiting factors. (PCGS 9037)

Lot 181 ESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMERICA (USA) Liberty Head. Doble águila o 20 $. Filadelfia. 1900. Fb177. Mínimas usuras. EBC/SC-, restos de brillo original. Tono.

Lot 184 ESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMERICA (USA) Liberty Head. Doble águila o 20 $. San Francisco. 1900. Fb178. Mínimas usuras. Limp. EBC+/SC-. Tono.

Lot 1853 $20 Liberty/With Motto 1900-S $20 Liberty. PCGS graded MS-63. Natural golden-orange colors make this an agreeable Liberty Head Double Eagle (PCGS # 9038) . Estimated Value $1,600 - 1,650. The Arden Collection.

Lot 1850 $20 Liberty/With Motto 1900 $20 Liberty. PCGS graded MS-64. A lovely frosty example exhibiting full mint bloom colors (PCGS # 9037) . Estimated Value $1,900 - 2,000. The Arden Collection.

Lot 25357 1900 Liberty Double Eagle. MS-64 (PCGS). CAC. PCGS# 9037.

Lot 12504 1900 Liberty Double Eagle. MS-64+ (PCGS). CAC. Vibrant mint frost and captivating shades of lime-gold and pastel rose entice the viewer of this splendid, Choice Mint State example. An exemplary strike and a minimal number of subtle marks are additional attributes of this conditionally scarce double eagle. Certified as high-end for the grade by CAC. PCGS# 9037.

Lot 9973 1900 Liberty Double Eagle. MS-63 (PCGS). A sharp, softly frosted Choice BU with handsome medium rose patina blanketing both sides. PCGS# 9037.

Lot 9970 1900 Liberty Double Eagle. MS-64 (PCGS). Lustrous with only minor scuffs keeping it from a higher grade designation. PCGS# 9037.

Lot 9972 1900 Liberty Double Eagle. MS-64 (PCGS). Frosty and attractive. Essentially brilliant surfaces with wisps and blushes of rose iridescence. PCGS# 9037.