1911-D $20 MS66+ 认证号42809675, PCGS号9158

CAC approved The following is from Legend Numismatics. Now this is one heck of a 1911 D. It is knocking on MS67's door! After building several of the finest Saints sets ever Simpson and Half Dome), we know what these should be like. Generally, they do not come this nice-even in MS66. We unhesitatingly rank this coin an MS66++! Remarkable surfaces are super clean and have a thick satiny texture. The coin becomes more impressive when surveyed with a strong glass. There are NO negatives of any size, anywhere. The luster is more a glowing type. Both sides area totally original even gold color. There are NO spots or discolorations anywhere. Miss Liberty and the details are frosty and are sharply struck. The eye appeal is fantastic! PCGS 664, NGC 616, CAC 128. PCGS has graded 64 in MS66+. The last PCGS CAC 11-D in MS66+ to sell in auction brought $18,000.00 04/2022. The current Collectors Universe Value is $20,000.00. We'd challenge this coin's quality and eye appeal to any of the others! If we were building Bob Simpson #1 set or Half Dome's soon to be posted #2 set, we WOULD include this coin (assuming we could not get an MS67 which probably would cost $85,000.00++).

David Akers (1975/88)

This is one of the most common dates of the entire series. It is available in quantity in all Mint State grades up to and including MS-64. Even gems are fairly common and can be located with relatively little effort. After the 1908 No Motto, this is the most common of all the early (pre-1920) issues. A small number of superb, nearly perfect examples of this issue are known to exist.

Most examples of this issue have finely granular surfaces and a satiny texture and lustre. However, many specimens are fully frosty. The strike is invariably very sharp, and lustre is no better than average for the series. Color is typically a light to medium orange gold, sometimes with a slight greenish gold tint. The mintmark on many specimens is boldly double punched.