2004 Orlando FL. (FUN) Signature Sale #336 - Session 1

1855 $20 AU50 PCGS. Smooth, light wear shows over both sides of this minimally marked specimen. A pleasing example with lots of eye appeal. Important

1855-O $20 AU55 NGC. After the first four emissions of double eagles from the New Orleans mint (in 1850, 1851, 1852, and 1853), there were considerabl

1855-S $20 Bold S MS62 PCGS. Ex: S.S. Central America. As an issue, the 1855-S is an important one as it represents the second year of production from

1856 $20 AU53 NGC. Deep yellow-gold surfaces still retain glimpses of luster about the devices. The left obverse stars are noticeably flat, otherwise

1856-S $20 Full Serif, S Tilted Right MS62 PCGS. Ex: S.S. Central America. This is the first example of this variant we have offered for sale. As with

1857 $20 MS61 NGC. This richly colored, orange-gold example is well frosted in texture with sharply impressed devices. Neither side reveals an excessi

1857-O $20 AU58 PCGS. Following a record low of 2,250 pieces in 1856, the New Orleans Mint's production of double eagles ratcheted up to 30,000 ...

1857-S $20 MS65 NGC. 20A. Spiked Shield. Ex: S.S. Central America. Gem quality type collectors would be wise to pay special attention when this coin c

1857-S $20 Spiked Shield MS65 PCGS. The spiked shield variety is attributed by a pair of raised die lines (as struck) near the lower left edge of the

1858 $20 MS63 PCGS. Ex: Dallas Bank Collection. With the single exception of the 1859, the 1858 boasts the lowest mintage (211,714 pieces) of any P-mi