1907 Double Eagles Liberty Head NGC MS-62

The 1907 Double Eagle, featuring the Liberty Head design, is a U.S. $20 gold coin minted in the final year of the Liberty Head series before it was replaced by the St. Gaudens design. The NGC MS-62 grade means the coin is in Mint State condition, meaning it has never been in circulation. With an MS-62 grade, the coin may exhibit light imperfections such as minor contact marks, hairlines, or abrasions, which are typical for coins in this grade. Despite these minor flaws, it still retains much of its original luster and the design details remain sharp.

The 1907 Double Eagle is particularly significant because it marks the last year of the Liberty Head design, making it an important piece for collectors of U.S. gold coinage. Following 1907, the St. Gaudens design, which is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful coin designs in U.S. history, replaced the Liberty Head.

Certified by NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Corporation), the authenticity of the coin and the MS-62 grade are guaranteed. This makes the 1907 Double Eagle a desirable coin for collectors, especially those focusing on the Liberty Head series or U.S. gold coins in general.