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Liberty's face is generally clean and attractive as are the fields save for one scrape hidden very close to the lower curls of Liberty. Finding ...

Lustrous and ell struck with fewer than average handling marks in the fields and on Liberty's face.

Scattered abrasions on the face and in the fields. All of 90% mint luster remains with pleasing orange-gold color. With the commonest No Motto dates 1

A nice collector coin that has some coppery-gold toning near the rims and average surfaces.

Bright and lustrous with average surfaces for the grade. Sharply struck.

Despite retrieval of a number of specimens of this elusive Civil War coin from various recent shipwreck finds, 1864-S remains an elusive year in the d

Bright and lustrous with decent surfaces which show average handing marks expected for these large gold coins.

This is a splendidly lustrous coin whose pinkish-gold features are alive with rich mint frost and limited field abrasions. The fully detailed surfaces

Widely lustrous although well abraded from coin-to-coin contact in its few years in circulation; fortunately, the marks don't involve the rims, ...

First of a pair of well struck and frosty examples. The date 1878 comes early on in the new Type 3 design in which Liberty's profile is more nea...

Strongest doubling seen on letters. Increased attention is being given of late to some of the sub-varieties in the gold series such as this "ve...

The otherwise orange-gold color yields to numerous light abrasions toward the centers.

It is always worthwhile to check your $20 gold pieces for traces of doubling or other minting irregularities, as each year new varieties turn up. Some

Minor scuff marks and wear from its time spent circulating. Possibly very rare.

An incredible example of this great rarity, a coin that is one in a million considering its satiny gold fresh surface and pristine strike. This warmly

Frosty, if somewhat bagmarked and scuffed. This recent discovery isn't listed in the standard Breen encyclopedia reference guide.

Well struck and lustrous.

Flashy and bright, with decent surfaces for the grade.

Lustrous.

Frosty and choice.

Flashy and bright though showing typical light bagmarks and some minor roughness along the obverse rim.

And "ultra" this is, from the razor-sharp devices to the layers of mint frost on all devices, a truly gorgeous example of this very rare i...

A boldly struck and well preserved example of this very rare coin in near gem condition. The obverse shows only faint hairlines, and the frost is slig

Lovely yellow-gold and reflective fields, but there are numerous small handling marks. Perhaps this one escaped into circulation very briefly, not eno

The deeply struck, mirror-like surfaces are draped in brilliant warm-golden patina and show minimal toning or haze. There are a few light hairlines in

Sleek mirrors throughout marks this as a first-rate gem, and among the most difficult late-issue Proofs obtainable if the roster of sales listed below

Housed in an early style NGC holder, this coin has rock solid credentials as a first-class coin whose surface and sharp detail lies just shy of gem MS

Flat rims with the satiny surface all a-swirl, the unique die treatment given these rare Proofs. As might be expected, this piece shows excellent razo

Glowing mint luster throughout and very well struck by the dies. The surfaces are excellent for the grade. Struck with scientific exactness throughout

Impressively struck on the obverse, the resounding gold tone resonates to the eye. Struck with exactitude rarely found on a lowered relief No Motto of

The otherwise dusky-gold color yields to warmer satiny green hues toward the edges. Additionally, the devices are foursquare and bold throughout meani

Glowing mint luster throughout with a dash of coppery-gold and hazy white in areas.

The luster is also superior for the issue, and moderately bright fields peer through rich flaming-gold coloration. All devices were struck with such f

First-generation encapsulation by PCGS, the otherwise orange-gold color yields to warmer pinkish-rose hues toward the centers. Normally found flat or

Another choice golden specimen in an early generation PCGS holder.

Very little in the way of contact marks versus a great degree of fresh satiny luster. An eye-appealing specimen housed in pre-1989 "first gener...

Choice and frosty, there being the usual small contact marks on the eagle.

A nice gradient of flaming golden frost from edge to edge includes some pinkish orange tints throughout the field on either side. Crisp detail on all

Scarce. Tinged in delicate golden-rose shades, it has a couple of tiny impurity streaks in the metal on the reverse.

Color is mostly dusky-gold in shade, but flickers of pinkish tinted iridescence can be found underneath a natural hazy overlay.

Virtually 98% luster adheres to the surface of this elusive low-mintage coin.

This is the only overdate in the Saint-Gaudens series and has a long distinguished following among collectors. Normal light bagmarks do not intrude up

Scattered bagmarks in the field and cropping up on Liberty's standing figure, but the reverse is choicer than MS62 quality. Devices were struck ...

Bright and flashy for the year, with a bare minimum of contact, the 1909-D represents a nadir in mintage for this branch mint: only 52,500 were struck

Surging oceans of golden frost from edge to edge with exciting orange-red toning suggesting that it spent ages in a protected environment and has not

The surfaces are dusky but lustrous and each side has a light coating of orange patina that swirls evenly atop the satin frost.

The devices are boldly struck. Lustrous. Many of the choice About Uncirculated to lower-end Mint State $20 gold pieces in this group trace to old a

Fulsome mint frost and pulsating yellow-gold to orange-gold color with the strike as keen as any seen: razor on the devices. Desirable Philadelphia mi

Muted luster, all original toning.

Orange-gold in color with an occasional hint of pinkish gold patina, a blazing-original gem whose satiny luster has cartwheel tendencies. All minute d

A satiny gem example of this date. The color is a bit hazy, but the surfaces are very clean. Fully struck and scarce so well preserved.

Crisp detail and choice luster with very few contact marks for the grade.

Brilliant golden surfaces with normal contact marks.

Another princely Philadelphia mint twenty in gem condition, a beautiful coppery golden coin with no objectionable marks or blemishes. Very elusive in

The surfaces are dusky and yet still radiate golden allure. There is light toning.

Somewhat dusky color and muted luster typical of this branch mint.

Frosty.

A lovely gem that shows hazy luster in the fields and well struck devices. Scarce as a date and worth the premium as compared with many later and much

Variegated orange with pinkish gold luster.

Bright and lustrous, and much scarcer than later dates: only 149,824 minted.

Numerous light bagmarks in the field around Liberty. Scarce.

Both sides are soaked in in yellowish-gold iridescence that accents the ample remaining luster. Widely scattered bagmarks. Scarcer Philadelphia Mint i

The color is a nice blend of gold and antique shades.

The color is a rich blend of orange-gold and honey-gold shades, with full cartwheel effect in the satin fields.

Bright and sparkling, though with minor luster grazes down Liberty's body and leg. Scarce, as only 34,000 were minted.

Shimmering mint brilliance is seen over each side of this fully struck golden double eagle. Scarce Philadelphia Mint date.

As with others from this pleasing consignment, the coin has consistent choice quality luster, strike, and surface integrity, with only a few scattered

A nice gradient of flaming golden frost from edge to edge with only scattered abrasions from coin-to-coin contact at the Treasury Department.

The devices are boldly struck; 1915 is noteworthy for its broad, square rims, unlike the 1915 San Francisco mint's coinage this year, which has ...

This exceptionally pleasing MS example has rich reddish patina over each side with subtle accents of orange. The surface satiny and attractive. A high

Bright and lustrous with a bit of central haze on the obverse. Scarce in gem grades.

The otherwise orange-rose color deepens to polychrome-gold shadings in select areas. Has one noticeable mark on the eagle's wing feathers.

Fabulous quality and overall surfaces. The coin has blazing orange-gold mint luster and is virtually abrasion-free. The Mint Bureau assigned only the

Always a popular date with collectors. Dusky original toning over orange-colored luster.

Lustrous and bright save for a few copper specks on the reverse. Meticulous strike on every device, including the facial features along with a bold ea

Sleek, satin luster throughout with the bare minimum of bagmarks for the issue. Although often considered a plentiful issue, 1922 happens to be a slee

Faithful to every detail from a full blow by the dies, this coin also sports gleaming cartwheel luster whose satiny beauty is uncommon despite the rel

This example is quite pleasing with good luster and splashes of almost peach-fresh patina on each side. The usual small bagmarks.

Like any number of the later issue Saint-Gaudens double eagles, the mintage of this issue and the current population depart markedly from what one wou

Somewhat hazy but all original toning.

A delight to behold with booming luster and a very sharp strike. The surfaces are outstanding as expected for this lofty grade. An excellent type or d

This well-liked issue tends to have better than average luster, as exemplified by the present offering.

Blazing mint luster and a bold strike are the rule for this specimen.

Glowing mint luster throughout and sharply struck by the dies. Pristine surfaces add greatly to the appeal of the design.

A gem. This warmly colored example displays beams of golden metallic detail in virtually all areas.

A virtual gem at this level, and featuring warm pinkish to full golden beams of frostiness. Faithful to every detail from a full blow by the dies, the

Another very scarce branch mint coin from the middle part of the 1920s decade. Golden luster cascades around the coin; limited signed of abrasions. Ju

Lustrous with a fine layer of haze over the surfaces. Great quality for the collector.

Frosty luster and well struck. The tension surrounding the gold price this year has attracted buyers to high quality (primarily MS65 and above) double

Lovely pinkish orange over golden luster, a well struck, if mildly contact marked specimen in which die doubling is noted on the reverse. This too mus

Both sides are soaked in in copper-gold iridescence that accents the ample remaining luster. We described the 1924 "Trial of the Century" ...

Full flowing luster on either side, with surfaces satin gold and ever so pleasing to the critic's eye. This is a well struck example of a scarce...

Semi-key issue from the branch mint at Denver, like the rest of these mintmarked issues, many if not most were destroyed by the government in the 1930

Attractive golden luster throughout and well struck by the dies.

Flattering mint frost and warm yellow-gold to orange-gold color.

An impressive minting variety and quite lustrous in this grade, with suggestions for MS63 in the fields and sharp relief of Liberty's facial fea...

Very clean surfaces whose grade might indicate MS65 level were it not for a light scratch through the eagle's lower wing. 1926-S used to be very...