1897 $20 Liberty Double Eagle Gold Coin - NGC MS 61 - Brilliant Uncirculated Fr. 1309 with the 1941-S Half being Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1897 $20 Liberty Double Eagle Gold Coin - NGC MS 61 - Brilliant Uncirculated Fr. 1309 with the 1941-S Half being Date:1831 Lg Let
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1897 $20 Liberty Double Eagle Gold Coin NGC MS 61 Brilliant Uncirculated Fr. 1309 with the 1941 S Half being Date:1831 Lg Let with the 1941 S Half being a solid "shot 64" coin This nicely contrasting $100 features an Indian family in canoe paddling down river and a bold red 100 underprint Nice Pre 1900 BU $20 Liberty

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