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PCGS
PR66
CAC
The 1903 Liberty Quarter Eagle represents one of the final years of production for this long-running gold series before it was replaced by the Indian Head design in 1908. While the Philadelphia mint produced over 200,000 of these coins, proof examples were struck in extremely limited quantities - just 158 pieces produced.
This coin is the epitome of proof perfection, graded PR66 and bearing CAC approval. The mirrored fields display remarkable reflectivity with deep, watery surfaces that contrast dramatically against the frosted devices. The strike is impeccable, with every detail of Liberty's hair and the eagle's feathers rendered in exquisite precision. The eye appeal is extraordinary, with rich, uniform golden color throughout and virtually no distracting marks or hairlines. A true masterpiece of numismatic art that represents the pinnacle of early 20th century U.S. Mint craftsmanship.
Certification | PCGS |
Grade | PR66 |
PCGS Spec # | 7929 |
PCGS Population (Greater) | 13 (3) |
Serial # | 55453554 |