2002 July New York, NY Signature Sale - Day 3

1907 $20 MS63 NGC.<p>Both sides have bright lemon-gold patina. Lustrous and well struck, with a few light luster grazes on the cheek and left ...

1907 $20 MS64 PCGS.<p>The yellow-gold luster from this piece reflects impressively off of the coin's surface. Few bag-marks and the solid ...

1907-D $20 MS63 PCGS.<p>Reddish-gold in color, the suitably lustrous surfaces shimmer with a soft, satiny sheen. Every feature is fully brough...

1907-D $20 MS65 PCGS.<p>The '07-D is the more readily available of the two Denver mint issues in the Liberty series, but in Gem condition ...

1907-D $20 MS65 PCGS.<p>A second and perhaps even finer Gem example of this final year of issue. The surfaces show an even deeper reddish tint...

1907-D $20 MS65 PCGS.<p>This final-year issue is also one of only two Liberty Double Eagles from the Denver Mint. While easily obtainable at t...

1907-D $20 MS65 NGC.<p>With smooth, nearly abrasion-free surfaces and resplendent mint luster, this coin is every bit the Gem. Warm reddish-go...

1907-S $20 MS63 NGC.<p>A well struck and lustrous coin that has pinkish patina on the devices. A few trivial luster grazes do not interfere wi...

1893 $20 PR60 NGC.<p>Proof 1893 Double Eagles are extremely rare. NGC has certified a total of three coins in all grades, while PCGS has also ...

1902 $20 PR58 NGC.<p>In his 1977 proof Encyclopedia, Walter Breen gives only one diagnostic for the 1902 Double Eagle: "Date a little abo...