1907 $20 Liberty, MS

Description

# 1907 $20 Liberty Gold Double Eagle - PCGS MS63. An exceptional example of the classic Liberty Head Double Eagle from the final year of this iconic series, this 1907 Philadelphia Mint gold coin represents a pinnacle of pre-1933 American numismatic artistry. Struck during the twilight of James Barton Longacre's renowned design, this specimen offers collectors a pristine glimpse into the golden age of American coinage. Graded PCGS MS63, this lustrous gold coin exhibits remarkable preservation, with brilliant mint state surfaces that showcase the intricate design details characteristic of the Liberty Head series. The Philadelphia Mint produced 1,451,786 examples in 1907, making this date relatively accessible, yet this particular piece stands out for its exceptional quality. The coin features the classic Liberty Head obverse with its elegant portrait, complemented by the traditional heraldic eagle reverse, embodying the numismatic craftsmanship of the early 20th century. Technical Specifications: - *Denomination*: $20 Double Eagle. - *Metal Composition*: 90% Gold, 10% Copper. - *Weight*: 33.4 grams. - *Diameter*: 34mm. - *Mint*: Philadelphia. - *PCGS Certification*: #32687034. With a population of 1,781 coins in higher grades, this specimen represents an excellent opportunity for both advanced collectors and those seeking a pristine example of a pivotal year in American gold coinage. The 1907 issue marks the penultimate year of the Liberty Head Double Eagle design, making it a historically significant piece for numismatic enthusiasts.