1897 Double Eagles Liberty Head PCGS MS-62

The 1897 P Double Eagle Liberty Head in PCGS MS-62 is a notable coin from the Liberty Head series, minted at the Philadelphia Mint. Featuring the classic Liberty Head design by James B. Longacre, the obverse shows Lady Liberty wearing a coronet, while the reverse features a bold eagle in flight.

Made of 90% gold and weighing 33.436 grams (1.075 ounces), the coin is prized for both its historical significance and its gold content. The PCGS MS-62 grade indicates that the coin is in Mint State with some noticeable imperfections, such as light contact marks or hairlines, but it still retains good luster and overall eye appeal for its grade.

The 1897 P Double Eagle, being minted in Philadelphia, is part of a series that was widely used in circulation during its time, adding to its historical importance. Coins graded MS-62 are attractive for collectors who want a high-quality example without the price premium of higher grades like MS-63 or MS-64.

This coin is an excellent choice for collectors interested in U.S. gold coins or Liberty Head Double Eagles, as its combination of rarity, condition, and gold content makes it a valuable piece for any collection.