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The finished product was decidedly brighter than the dark matte surfaces of the sandblast proofs
The two types of gold coins JP Morgan collected were Territorial gold and early U
feathers and claws are sharp and full
PCGS has never graded a MS68
Silver Year: 1951-S Denomination: 25C Category: Washington Quarter (1932-1998) Grade: MS 66 Certificate Number: 81286098 Description
1909 $20 PR 66 The finished product was decidedlyPCGS No: 9206 Type: Type 3, With Motto Year: 1909 P Denomination: $20 Category: St. Gaudens $20 (1907 1933) Grade: PR 66 Certificate Number: 28379179 Description The artistic matte, or sandblast, finish used on proof coins in 1908 proved unpopular with collectors and Philadelphia Mint Superintendent John Landis decided to switch to a brighter, satin finish in 1909. This Satin finish (called "Roman" finish by Walter Breen) was accomplished by simply