2002 November Santa Clara Signature Sale - Session 3

1914-D $20 MS63 NGC. Not overly abraded, both sides are predominantly olive-gold in color. The surfaces, however, do warm to orange-gold hues at direc

1914-S $20 MS61 PCGS. Orange-gold in color, the surfaces are sharply defined with aesthetically pleasing cartwheel luster effects. Typically abraded f

1914-S $20 MS62 PCGS. A bright honey-gold example that has a bold strike, good luster, and nicely preserved surfaces. The lower breast of the eagle ha

1914-S $20 MS62 ANACS. Lustrous and clean for the grade, with a good strike and attractive eye appeal. The reverse has a couple of tiny planchet flaws

1914-S $20 MS64 PCGS. Both sides of this sharply impressed near-Gem are bursting with frosty mint luster. The orange-gold features reveal little in th

1914-S $20 MS64 PCGS. Well preserved aside from a faint abrasion to the left of Liberty's torch. Boldly struck except for the 4 in the date. A l...

1914-S $20 MS64 NGC. A flashy near-Gem that is well struck with pleasing surfaces. The reverse border has an intricate lintmark (as struck) at 5 o&#...

1915 $20 MS61 NGC. A nicely struck Double Eagle that has unabraded fields and modest luster. A popular lower mintage issue, and the last Philadelphia

1915 $20 MS63 NGC. Mostly olive-gold in shade, both sides are moderately abraded with pleasingly bold striking definition. The Philadelphia Mint produ

1915-S $20 MS64 NGC. This orange-gold and olive-gold example is sharply impressed with no singularly distracting bagmarks. An accurately graded near-G