1907-D $20

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# 1907-D Liberty Head Double Eagle - PCGS MS66. An exceptional gem quality example of the classic Liberty Head Double Eagle from the Denver Mint, this 1907-D $20 gold piece represents a pinnacle of Pre-1933 gold coinage artistry. Struck during the final year of James Barton Longacre's iconic design, this specimen offers remarkable preservation and eye appeal. Graded PCGS MS66, this coin sits among the finest known examples of its date and mint, with a population of just 5 coins at this grade level and only 33 total graded. The Denver mint issue displays exceptional mint state preservation, with sharp, lustrous surfaces that showcase the intricate design details characteristic of early 20th-century gold coinage. The reeded edge and 90% gold composition highlight the technical excellence of late Liberty Head series production. The 1907-D Double Eagle represents a transitional year in American coinage, just preceding the famous Saint-Gaudens design. With a mintage of 842,250 pieces, this coin offers a fascinating glimpse into the final moments of the Liberty Head gold coin era. Its remarkable state of preservation makes it a significant addition to any advanced numismatic collection, bridging historical significance with exceptional visual quality. Key Attributes: - *PCGS MS66*. - Mint: Denver. - Mintage: 842,250. - Composition: 90% Gold, 10% Copper. - Weight: 33.4g. - Diameter: 34mm