1901 $20

Description

# 1901 Liberty Head Double Eagle - PCGS MS63. An exceptional example of the Liberty Head Double Eagle from the Philadelphia Mint, this 1901 $20 gold piece represents a quintessential specimen of late 19th/early 20th-century American gold coinage. Struck during the James Barton Longacre design era, this coin offers collectors a pristine glimpse into the numismatic craftsmanship of the turn of the century. Graded PCGS MS63, this lustrous gold coin exhibits remarkable preservation, with sharp mint state details and minimal contact marks typical of its grade. The Philadelphia strike showcases excellent design fidelity, with crisp architectural elements and full Liberty head profile. Composed of 90% gold and 10% copper, the coin weighs 33.4g and features a classic reeded edge, standard for double eagles of this period. From a total mintage of 111,430 pieces, this specimen represents the more readily available examples of the series. The PCGS population report indicates 2,591 coins graded at this level or higher, placing it in a desirable but not ultra-rare category. Its market value of approximately $3,850 reflects both its numismatic significance and inherent gold content. Provenance and Condition Notes: - *PCGS Certification*: 37164840. - Mint Location: Philadelphia. - Year of Issue: 1901. - Condition: Choice Uncirculated. *Recommended for serious gold coin collectors and numismatists seeking a high-quality Liberty Head Double Eagle representative of early 20th-century American coinage.*