1907-D $20 Gold Double Eagle PCGS MS64

The 1907-D $20 Gold Double Eagle PCGS MS64 is one of the most historically significant U.S. gold coins a collector can acquire, struck at the Denver Mint in the very last year the Coronet Liberty Head design appeared on the Double Eagle. Graded MS64 by the Professional Coin Grading Service and encapsulated under cert number 26617461, this Choice Uncirculated example exhibits the rich, warm gold surfaces characteristic of a well-preserved pre-1933 issue. The obverse presents James Longacre's enduring Coronet Liberty portrait, crowned with a tiara inscribed LIBERTY and surrounded by thirteen stars, with the date 1907 below. The reverse carries the heraldic eagle design alongside the motto IN GOD WE TRUST — added to this series beginning in 1866 — framed by UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and TWENTY DOLLARS. At 0.9675 troy oz of gold, the Double Eagle was the highest denomination regular-issue U.S. coin, and the Denver Mint's 1907-D production holds a respected place in the Coronet series. Housed securely in its PCGS sonically sealed slab, this coin arrives fully attributed and ready for a type set or date-and-mintmark collection.