Tough Unc. Twenty Lib.CGS MS62 No circulation strikes were manufactured at the Philadelphia Mint in 1884, placing even greater demand on Carson City double eagles minted that year (81,139 coins). However, survivors are generally seen in XF and AU grades, often with problems, and they are seldom offered in mint condition above MS62. The one…
$20 Liberty PCGS/NGC MS61 @ $1,985 – buy 1-100 coins $20 Liberty PCGS/NGC MS62 @ $2,095 – buy 1-100 coins $20 Liberty PCGS/NGC MS63 @ $2,190 – buy 1-100 coins $20 Liberty PCGS/NGC MS64 @ $2,463 – buy 1-100 coins $20 Liberty PCGS/NGC MS65 @ $2,785 – buy 1-20 coins $20 Saints PCGS/NGC MS62 @…
Choice, Flashy From a mintage of more than 1.1 million pieces, the 1856-S Liberty double eagle has always been available in lower circulated grades, but Mint State specimens were very rare before the issue surfaced in large numbers in modern shipwreck finds. More than 1,000 examples of the 1856-S were recovered from the wreck of…
$20 Liberty PCGS/NGC MS62 @ $1,900 $20 Liberty PCGS/NGC MS63 @ $1,980 $20 Liberty PCGS/NGC MS64 @ $2,195 $20 Liberty PCGS/NGC MS65 @ $2,585 $20 Saints PCGS/NGC MS63 @ $1,870 $20 Saints PCGS/NGC MS64 @ $1,925 $20 Saints PCGS/NGC MS65 @ $2,130 We do business the old fashioned way, we speak with you. Give us…
No Cereal John Grover Kellogg was one of the most respected assayers and coiners in San Francisco during the Gold Rush. He was involved in many of the preeminent refining operations of the period, partnering with the likes of John Moffat, G.F. Richter, and Augustus Humbert from 1849 through 1860. In 1854, these $20 gold…
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