1906 $20

Description

# 1906 Liberty Head Double Eagle $20 Gold Coin. ## PCGS MS-62 - A Scarce Philadelphia Mint Gold Rarity. This exceptional Liberty Head Double Eagle represents a significant example from the penultimate year of the classic James Barton Longacre design. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint with a modest mintage of 69,596 pieces, this *MS-62* specimen offers collectors a glimpse into the golden era of American coinage. Certified by PCGS with certificate #55492663, this coin exhibits the characteristic rich golden luster typical of high-grade Liberty Head double eagles. The surfaces display minimal marks consistent with the assigned grade, with subtle evidence of bag handling that prevents a higher classification. With only 209 coins graded higher out of a total population of 320, this specimen represents a truly collectible example of this scarce pre-1933 gold issue. Composed of 90% gold and 10% copper, this 34mm double eagle weighs a substantial 33.4 grams and features the classic reeded edge. The 1906 issue is particularly noteworthy for its scarcity in choice mint state conditions, with gem specimens being extremely rare. Numismatists and gold coin enthusiasts will appreciate both its historical significance and its condition. Provenance Highlights: - *Mint:* Philadelphia. - *Year:* 1906. - *Grade:* PCGS MS-62. - *Estimated Price Guide Value:* $6,250. Key Attributes: - Rare and desirable pre-1933 gold coin. - Excellent preservation. - Limited surviving population. - Historically significant design