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

1906-D $20 MS63 PCGS. The Denver mint facility served strictly as an Assay Office for two generations after its facilities were purchased from Clark,

1906-S $20 MS63 NGC. A sharply struck and satiny piece with reasonable eye appeal. The upper reverse has a couple of minor contact marks. Although the

1907 $20 MS64 NGC. This well struck representative has booming luster, wisps of honey-gold color, and a carefully preserved reverse. Although the fina

1907-D $20 MS61 PCGS. A bright and flashy representative with moderately prooflike fields. Exquisitely struck and refreshingly unmarked for this usual

1907-S $20 MS63 NGC. A crisply struck example with good luster and generally attractive surfaces. A few miniscule carbon flecks are noted on each side

1883 $20 PR65 Deep Cameo PCGS. On average only one 1883 proof double eagle appears at public auction each year. This is a widely recognized and highly

1884 $20 PR66 Cameo NGC. While not widely recognized, the 1884 may, in fact, be the rarest of the three proof-only double eagles from the 1880s. When

1887 $20 PR64 Cameo NGC. Third in the series of three very rare, proof-only issues from the 1880s, the 1887 had an original mintage of only 121 pieces

1907-D $20 PR62 NGC. Ex: Farouk. Only one branch mint proof double eagle is known to have been produced of the 1907-D, and that was on September 30, 1

1907 $20 High Relief, Wire Rim MS62 PCGS. President Theodore Roosevelt's "pet crime" was the redesign of America's tired coinage, ...