1907-P Saint Gaudens Gold Double Eagle Pre-33 PCGS MS66 Super Gem 1st Year

Description

1907-P Saint Gaudens Gold Double Eagle PCGS MS66 “Fresh new PCGS Holder” PQ. First year of issue!
Fresh to the market after recently being purchased out of Europe and submitted to PCGS.
Because of the low Mintage of 361,667 last year of issue for the Liberty head, this date is ultra rare in Gem Mint State grades. This is what we call a sleeper rarity. A date that flys under the radar with only a few astute collectors that recognize its potential.
This 1907-P Saint Gaudens Double Eagle Gold Coin PCGS MS 66 will make an excellent addition to any precious metals portfolio. The coin comes graded by the reputable PCGS as Mint State 66 many years ago- an excellent condition given this near gem example is over 120 years old.
Coin Highlights:
This coin represents great value in MS66. The price jumps to ,000+ in MS67. Prices in MS66 are sure to rise because of the big jump in price to the next grade higher. This is a must buy.
Contains .9675 oz of Gold.
Low Mintage 361,667
Graded recently in a new PCGS holder it is housed in. Very flashy and the strike is perfect.
PCGS encapsulation authenticates and protects the MS-66 condition of the coin.
I’ve seen other MS66 examples that don’t even come close to being as nice as this example.
Obverse: Miss Liberty wearing a pearl-bordered diadem inscribed “LIBERTY”.
Reverse: An eagle with spread wings with a shield on its breast, 13 stars in an oval with rays above encircled with "United States of America" and "Twenty Dollars".
Designed by James B. Longacre and minted from 1850-1907.
First year of Issue by the Philadelphia Mint
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