1896 Double Eagles Liberty Head PCGS MS-62

The 1896-P Double Eagle Liberty Head is a $20 gold coin minted at the Philadelphia Mint (denoted by the "P" mintmark). It features the iconic Liberty Head design by Augustus Saint-Gaudens. Composed of 90% gold and 10% copper, the coin weighs 33.44 grams.

Graded PCGS MS-62, this coin is in Mint State, classified as "Choice Uncirculated". While it retains much of its original luster and detail, it shows minor imperfections like contact marks or light abrasions from handling, preventing it from reaching higher grades like MS-63 or MS-64.

The 1896-P Double Eagle is not particularly rare but is an important example of the Liberty Head design, which was used until 1907 when it was replaced by the Saint-Gaudens design. In MS-62, it offers a solid example for collectors of U.S. gold coins.

Year	1896
Mint Mark	P
Strike	MS
Grade	MS-62
Variety	-

Grading Agency	PCGS
Specification properties	No
Serial	30035375
Status	Active
Designation	-
Additional Info	-

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1896 Double Eagles Liberty Head PCGS MS-62

Name: 1896 $20
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The 1896-P Double Eagle Liberty Head is a $20 gold coin minted at the Philadelphia Mint (denoted by the "P" mintmark). It features the iconic Liberty Head design by Augustus Saint-Gaudens. Composed of 90% gold and 10% copper, the coin weighs 33.44 grams.

Graded PCGS MS-62, this coin is in Mint State, classified as "Choice Uncirculated". While it retains much of its original luster and detail, it shows minor imperfections like contact marks or light abrasions from handling, preventing it from reaching higher grades like MS-63 or MS-64.

The 1896-P Double Eagle is not particularly rare but is an important example of the Liberty Head design, which was used until 1907 when it was replaced by the Saint-Gaudens design. In MS-62, it offers a solid example for collectors of U.S. gold coins.