2003 May St. Louis, MO (CSNS) Signature Sale - Session 3

1874-CC $20 XF40 NGC. A lightly worn, yet pleasing representative of this early CC-mint Double Eagle, neither side is excessively abraded for the grad

1874-S $20 MS62 NGC. The 1874-S is one of the more available San Francisco Type Two Double Eagles, but it is far scarcer in Mint State grades than the

1875-CC $20 XF40 PCGS. The typical 1875-CC is a strong candidate to represent the Type Two Double Eagle series in a type collection. This pleasing XF

1876-CC $20 XF45 PCGS. Ex: Rainy Day Collection. The originally preserved, olive-gold surfaces are a bit subdued, yet possessed of an overall bold app

1876-CC $20 AU58 NGC. An attractive, orange-gold example with remnants of a semi-prooflike finish. While the surfaces are a bit scuffy from its short

1876-S $20 MS60 NGC. Completely devoid of wear with eye-appeal that exceeds the numerical grade. Scattered marks are seen, as expected, but the luster

1876-S $20 MS62 ANACS. The vibrant luster displayed by this Type Two twenty more than offsets a few scattered abrasions that keep it within the normal

1877 $20 AU58 NGC. A bright and lustrous Double Eagle that has a few luster grazes in the fields. The obverse rim near 3 o'clock has speckles of...

1877-CC $20 VF35 NGC. The premier Type Three Double Eagle from the Carson City Mint, the 1877-CC boasts a tantalizingly low mintage of 42,565 pieces.

1877-CC $20 MS60 NGC. The 1877-CC is the first Carson City issue of the Type Three Double Eagle design, and it is a more difficult date to locate than