Estados Unidos 20 dólares 1898 Libertad

Lote 3147 1898-S Liberty Head Double Eagle. MS-63 (NGC). CAC. OH. Boldly struck with lustrous orange-gold surfaces, glints of iridescent pinkish-rose further enhance the appeal of this premium quality Choice Mint State twenty. A fully original example that is worthy of the strongest bids. PCGS# 9034. NGC ID: 26CL. Click here for certification details from NGC.

Lote 1600 $20 Gold 1898-S. MS-60. Estimate Value $1,000 - 1,050

Lote 6673 USA - Regular Coinage - 20 Dollars 1898 S - Liberty head (KM74.3, Fr.177) - Obv: Liberty Head / Rev: Eagle and shield - Gold - minor edge nicks, VF

Lote 4557 1898-S Liberty Head Double Eagle. MS-64 (PCGS). CAC. A breathtakingly beautiful example that is solidly in the near-Gem category and handsome enough to suggest an even higher grade. Bathed in frosty rose-gold luster, both sides are silky smooth in appearance and sharply struck throughout the design. The San Francisco Mint produced 2,575,175 double eagles in 1898, up more than 1.1 million pieces over the previous year's production at the West Coast facility. Face value for this generous mintage amounted to $51,503,500. Much of this coinage found its way overseas in banking and business transactions. We estimate as many as 30,000 to 50,000 or more Mint State examples exist of this plentiful issue, many of which are from European bank hoards that came to light over the last several decades. This is a truly delightful coin worthy of the strongest bids and is sure to please even the most discriminating of collectors. Provenance: From the Fairmont Collection. PCGS# 9034. NGC ID: 26CL. Click here for certification details from PCGS.

Lote 2057 $20 Gold 1898-S. EF-45. Mostly untoned.

Lote 1350 $20 Liberty/With Motto 1898-S. PCGS graded MS-63. CAC. A lovely coin of Premium Quality for the given grade. Consigned too late for CAC sticker (PCGS # 9034) Estimate Value $1,300 - 1,400

Lote 1351 $20 Liberty/With Motto 1898-S. PCGS graded MS-63. Lovely light golden toning (PCGS # 9034) Estimate Value $1,250 - 1,300

Lote 90821 1898 Liberty Double Eagle. MS-62 (NGC). PCGS# 9033. NGC ID: 26CK. Click here for certification details from NGC.

Lote 1018 ETATS-UNIS, AV 20 dollars, 1898#S. Fr. 178. TB à SUP Très Beau à Superbe

Lote 1035 USA 20 Dollari 1898 – Fr. 177 AU (g 33,51) Minimi colpetti al bordo SPL+

Lote 12103 1898-S $20 Probably from Klondike Gold 1898-S Liberty Double Eagle. MS-62+ (PCGS). CAC. To view more detailed information on the collection click here Strike: The striking details are excellent on both sides. Surfaces: The surfaces are light yellow gold and richly lustrous. Some scattered contact marks are mostly on the obverse, as usual. This coin is certainly a high-end MS-62. Original Mintage and Distribution: San Francisco struck 2,575,175 double eagles, up more than 1.1 million pieces over the previous year's production. Face value for this mintage amounted to $51,503,500. Much of this coinage found its way overseas in banking and business transactions. Estimated Surviving Population, Mint State: We estimate as many as 30,000 to 50,000 or more Mint State examples exist of this plentiful issue. Many of the Uncirculated coins known today are from European bank hoards that came to light over the last several decades. Estimated Surviving Population, Circulated Grades: Estimates suggest from 200,000 to 300,000 or more examples exist, with EF and AU pieces in abundance. Commentary: The zenith of the Klondike Gold Rush was in 1898. Two years earlier just 500 or so people had inhabited Dawson City at the convergence of the Yukon and Klondike rivers. By late summer 1898 the population had swollen to nearly 30,000, with boarding houses, hotels, saloons, and other buildings in abundance. Q. David Bowers: The chances are good that the offered double eagle is from Klondike gold. From the Gilded Age Collection Provenance: From the Gilded Age Collection. From Tony Lee, Plainville, Connecticut coin show, March 1997. PCGS# 9034. NGC ID: 26CL. Click here for certification details from PCGS.

Lote 5145 1898-S $20 MS64 PCGS. CAC. A beautiful near-Gem with lovely sea-green and peach-gold toning. The fields are uncommonly unabraded for the MS64 level, and faint marks near the chin are all that limit the grade. The strike is bold throughout. Rare any finer, and housed in a green label holder.( Registry values : N1793) Coin Index Numbers: (NGC ID# 26CL , PCGS# 9034 ) Weight: 33.44 grams Metal: 90% Gold, 10% Copper

Lote 1282 1898-S MS-64 (PCGS). A lovely example of this date with satiny smooth fields, ample lustre, and attractive greenish gold color with tinges of copper mixed in. Abundant eye appeal for this late issue double eagle. Provenance: From Superior's August 1983 sale, Lot 1970.Every effort has been made to ensure the integrity of the data but transcription and other errors may have occurred. Before using this information to make a buying or selling decision, confirm the data by consulting the actual sales catalog and prices realized. Stack’s Bowers Galleries disclaims any liability from the use of this information.

Lote 3977 1898-S Liberty Double Eagle. MS-62 (PCGS). OGH. A sharply impressed, rose-orange example that is just shy of full Choice quality. Worthy of apremium bid. PCGS# 9034.

Lote 2288 $20 Gold 1898-S $20 Liberty. PCGS graded MS-64. A nice coin. Full glowing mint luster, the color of sunset, with sleek fields and bold relief; close to gem level and among the prettier 1898-S twenties around. San Francisco Mint luster has a satiny quality to it. Philadelphia Mint frost is just that, frosty. Pop 913; 100 in 65; 1 in 66; 1 in 67. (PCGS # 9034) . Estimated Value $2,200 - 2,400.

Lote 1076 $20 Gold 1898-S $20 Liberty. NGC graded MS-65. Although a common date in lower grades of mint state, in full gem condtion as seen here, this date is quite rare. NGC has graded 58 this high, and just 2 are graded higher by that service, while PCGS reports only 18 this high, with a single coin graded higher. Note that the devices are fully struck by the dies, and the coin boasts mint fresh luster throughout. A few tiny ticks from handling, including one small mark on her chin. As close to perfection as one can hope to find. Estimated Value $6,000 - 7,000.