Over a remarkable 58-year period, the United States Mint issued the illustrious $20 Gold Double Eagle, distinguished by James B. Longacre’s striking design. Referred to as the Liberty Head or Coronet Head, this captivating visual graced the coins as the primary depiction, maintaining its prominence for a prolonged duration compared to the other design option. Today, BGASC certified has 1906-D Pre-33 $20 Liberty Gold Double Eagle Coins for purchase online.

Highlights:

• Arrives in a PCGS plastic slab!
• 57^th offering and penultimate strike of Liberty Gold Double Eagle Coins!
• 1^st-ever issue from the Denver Mint in this series!
• Final mintage of 620,250 coins!
• Limited availability of certified coins!
• Contains .9657 Troy oz of actual gold content.
• The face value is $20 (USD).
• Graded MS63 by the PCGS.
• Lady Liberty on the obverse.
• Great Seal of the United States of America on the reverse.
• D mint mark from the Denver Mint.

BGASC offers you the 1906-D Pre-33 $20 Liberty Gold Double Eagle with an MS63 certification. Coins with this grade have average mint luster, several small contact marks, one or two moderate marks, and the potential for small patches of hairlines.

Obverse

Gracing the obverse of the 1906-D $20 Gold Double Eagle Coin is a mesmerizing portrayal of Lady Liberty. Her countenance, depicted in left-profile relief, exudes an air of grace and grandeur, accentuated by the regal coronet crown adorning her head. Notably, the 1906 release stands as one of the penultimate coins to feature the Liberty Head bust on its obverse, imbuing it with historical significance.

Reverse

On the reverse side of the 1906-D Pre-33 Liberty Gold Double Eagle Coins, a splendid image awaits. Crafted by the talented hands of James B. Longacre, this artistic rendering presents an ornate twist on the heraldic eagle. A majestic bald eagle takes center stage, facing forward with unwavering courage. Its powerful stance symbolizes both the tools of war, embodied by the arrows and the desire for peace, epitomized by the olive branch. All of this is elegantly ensconced within the protective embrace of the US national shield.

History

Aside from the Liberty Double Eagle, one of James B. Longacre’s most notable designs is the Indian Head cent, which was first minted in 1859. This coin featured a portrait of Liberty wearing a Native American headdress on the obverse side, giving it a distinctive and unique appearance. The Indian Head cent remained in circulation until 1909 and is still highly sought after by collectors today.

Ordering

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