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Auction 1181 | Lot 5944 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles

1907-D $20 PR62 NGC. (PCGS# 9123)

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Jan 14, 2013

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Auction 352 | Lot 7713 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles

1907 $20 PR66 PCGS. Crisply struck, the eagle and stars possess meticulous definition and only a hint of softness of detail is noted on Liberty's forehead and hair curls. The major devices have moderate cameo contrast, although the depth of frost on the portrait is not quite sufficient to merit a Cameo designation. Light lemon-gold patina dominates, while hints of olive color outlines the reverse design. The undisturbed surfaces of this imposing premium Gem do not exhibit any mint-made or post-mint distinctions that could provide pedigree markers.

The final proof issue of this long-lived Longacre design. 78 pieces were struck, the lowest proof mintage of the denomination since 1898. It is unlikely that half of the mintage has survived unimpaired, although the grading services reflect a higher total due to resubmissions from hopeful owners. As of (7/04), PCGS has certified two pieces as PR66, and only a solitary PR67 Cameo has achieved a higher grade from that service. Both sides of the PCGS holder have minor scuffs that may show up on the photographs but do not in any manner affect the preservation of the coin itself.
From The John Michael Stuart Collection, Part Two. (PCGS# 9123)

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Aug 21, 2004

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Auction 1342 | Lot 3342 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles

1907 $20 Liberty PR64 PCGS. CAC. JD-1, R.5. (PCGS# 9123)

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Feb 27, 2022

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Auction 336 | Lot 3227 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles

1907-D $20 PR62 NGC. Ex: Farouk. Only one branch mint proof double eagle is known to have been produced of the 1907-D, and that was on September 30, 1907. Undoubtedly, these coins were struck to commemorate the end of the long-running Coronet design which was first struck for regular coinage in 1850.

For a mint that had only been in operation for two years, this coin shows that the Denver facility was able to produce a remarkably high quality proof. It is, in fact, consistent in quality to proofs struck in the Philadelphia Mint in the early years of the 20th century. There is no contrast evident on either side, but many Philadelphia proofs did not show contrast either during this period and none did during 1901 and 1902. Die polish is complete and covers all areas of the fields right up to the rims and all the devices, something that is not seen on all branch mint proof dollars from the New Orleans or Carson City mints. Close examination with a magnifier shows tiny lint marks that were struck into the coin, evidence that the dies were wiped with a cloth and because of static electricity, some of the lint from the cloth adhered to the dies, thus being transferred onto the coin. As one would expect from a multiply struck proof, the design elements are completely struck up in all areas.

This piece was once a part of the king of Egypt's collection of coins. According to John Pittman, King Farouk had a conservator who cleaned his coins. Not all of Farouk's coins were cleaned, though, and we are not sure what criteria the "conservator" used to select the coins to be cleaned, but this piece was one of them. The surfaces are noticeably hairlined on each side. That being said, however, the hairlining is just about the only detracting technical element that keeps this coin from a higher grade. The only surface flaws that merit mentioning are a vertical milling mark on Liberty's neck and a short planchet flaw in the field by star 12.

Branch mint proofs are among the rarest o (PCGS# 9123)

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Auction 1154 | Lot 5501 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles

1907 $20 Liberty PR64 PCGS. (PCGS# 9123)

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May 1, 2011

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Auction 232 | Lot 7576 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles

1907 PR 65 Cameo NGC. Ex: Trompeter. Only 78 proof double eagles were struck in 1907, the final year of the Liberty design, and survivors are estimated to be fewer than 50 pieces. Both Breen and Akers make a point of mentioning that of the few known survivors, many are impaired or somehow damaged, and that 2-3 pieces are impounded in museums, further reducing the number of collectible specimens. This is a truly lovely coin whose warm, deep golden tinted surfaces are deeply mirrored in the fields and contrast against the rich mint frost on the devices. There are a few wispy hairlines scattered about in the fields that keep this exceptional coin from grading even higher. Population: 2 in 65, 2 finer (5/00). (PCGS# 9123)

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Aug 10, 2000

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Auction 352 | Lot 7712 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles

1907 $20 PR64 PCGS. Widely recognized and collected by numismatists as the final year of the long-lived Coronet design, the Philadelphia Mint retired the Liberty design in 1907 with a mintage of 1.4 million business strikes and 78 proofs. While the former are understandably common in today's market, the latter are a significant rarity with perhaps only 30-35 pieces extant. This is a very flashy, deeply mirrored proof striking that shows little or no mint frost on the devices. When angled just right beneath a light one can see an angling hairline across the face of Liberty, this being the primary deterrent to a full Gem grade. Population: 17 in 64, 4 finer (7/04).
From The Greenwich Collection, Part Two. (PCGS# 9123)

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Aug 21, 2004

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Auction 344 | Lot 6520 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles

1907 $20 PR64 PCGS. Widely recognized and collected by numismatists as the final year of the long-lived Coronet design, the Philadelphia Mint retired the Liberty design in 1907 with a mintage of 1.4 million business strikes and 78 proofs. While the former are understandably common in today's market, the latter are a significant rarity with perhaps only 30-35 pieces extant. This is a very flashy, deeply mirrored proof striking that shows little or no mint frost on the devices. When angled just right beneath a light one can see an angling hairline across the face of Liberty, this being the primary deterrent to a full-blown Gem grade. Population: 16 in 64, 5 finer (10/03). (PCGS# 9123)

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Mar 27, 2004

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Auction 360 | Lot 30547 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles

1907 $20 PR63 PCGS. Only 78 proof Double Eagles were struck in 1907, and estimates of survivors are approximately 40-50 pieces (Akers, 1981). Both Breen and Akers make a point of mentioning that of the few known survivors, many are impaired or somehow damaged, and 2-3 pieces are impounded in museums, further reducing the number of collectible specimens. This is a truly lovely coin whose warm, deep-golden tinted surfaces are deeply mirrored in the fields and contrast against the modest mint frost on the devices. There are a few hairlines scattered about in the fields and a couple of small marks on Liberty's cheek, keeping this amazing coin from grading higher. This is a truly Select example of this final year Type Three issue. (PCGS# 9123)

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Jan 15, 2005

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Auction 238 | Lot 7978 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles

1907 $20 PR 64 PCGS. The Philadelphia Mint retired the Liberty design from the double eagle in 1907 with a mintage of 1.4 million business strikes and 78 proofs. While the former are understandably common in today's market, the latter are a significant rarity with perhaps 30-35 pieces extant. The coin that we have the honor of offering here is certainly within the upper reaches of the PR 64 grade level. This particular specimen is noteworthy for the remarkable degree of contrast between the deeply mirrored fields and the nicely frosted devices. As alluded to above, the surfaces are free of noticeable hairlines and there is not a single contact mark on either side. Deep, rich, green-gold coloration rounds out this coin's list of memorable attributes.
From the Violet Bancroft Collection. (PCGS# 9123)

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Oct 9, 2000

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Auction 1378 | Lot 3950 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles

1907 $20 Liberty -- Repaired -- PCGS Genuine. Proof, Unc Details. JD-1, R.5. (PCGS# 9123)

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Nov 24, 2024

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Auction 1187 | Lot 3437 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles

1907 $20 PR62 PCGS. (PCGS# 9123)

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Jul 14, 2013

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Auction 1223 | Lot 4512 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles

1907 $20 PR62 PCGS Secure. (PCGS# 9123)

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Aug 12, 2015

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Auction 105 | Lot 357 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles

PCGS 1907 PR 63. Glassy surfaces that retain all of their original proof flash, being layered in an original milky patina on... (PCGS# 9123)

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Jun 3, 1993

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Auction 1291 | Lot 4748 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles

1907 $20 Liberty PR61 PCGS. CAC. (PCGS# 9123)

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Jan 14, 2019

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Auction 1160 | Lot 5191 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles

1907 $20 PR60 ANACS. (PCGS# 9123)

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Oct 16, 2011

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Auction 137 | Lot 6976 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles

1907 PR 63. Only 78 proof double eagles were struck in 1907, and estimates of survivors are approximately 40-50 pieces (Akers, 1981). Both Breen and Akers make a point of mentioning that of the few known survivors, many are impaired or somehow damaged, and 2-3 pieces are impounded in museums, further reducing the number of collectible specimens. This is a truly lovely coin whose warm, deep-golden tinted surfaces are deeply mirrored in the fields and contrast against the modest mint frost on the devices. There are a few hairlines scattered about in the fields and on Liberty's cheek, keeping this amazing coin from grading higher. This is a fine example of this final year Type Three issue. (PCGS# 9123)

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Jun 7, 1995

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Auction 1351 | Lot 4331 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles

1907 $20 Liberty PR55 NGC. JD-1, R.5. (PCGS# 9123)

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Dec 18, 2022

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Auction 1177 | Lot 5221 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles

1907 $20 PR58 NGC. (PCGS# 9123)

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Dec 2, 2012

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Auction 1154 | Lot 6912 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles

1907 $20 PR55 NGC. (PCGS# 9123)

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May 1, 2011

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Auction 442 | Lot 3109 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles

1907 $20 PR53 PCGS. (PCGS# 9123)

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Jul 13, 2007

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Auction 1169 | Lot 5363 » Double Eagles » High Relief Double Eagles

Signed Photograph of the Shaw Memorial and Handwritten Letter From Augustus Saint-Gaudens, 1896. (Total: 2 items)

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Apr 22, 2012

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Auction 124 | Lot 7193 » Double Eagles » Liberty Double Eagles

1907 PR 40. Final year of issue for the Coronet design, and always a popular coin with collectors. A rare coin as such with only 78 pieces originally struck. While one of the lower graded examples extant, the fields still exhibit that unmistakable depth of mirrored reflectivity that only proofs possess. Small, but numerous, abrasions are noted in the obverse fields, but the reverse is surprisingly free of blemishes. (PCGS# 9123)

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Oct 11, 1994

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