Note: This is not a “rattler” PCGS holder. It is instead a standard “pale green” holder, which was produced by PCGS in the 1980s and 1990s.
The Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle is a classic American gold coin. Minted from 1907 until 1933, the coin has cemented itself as one of the most iconic artistic achievements in U.S. Mint history. Today, you can celebrate this classic coin with a PCGS-Graded “Pale Green Holder” MS63 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle Gold Coin.
Key Features:
- Random Year.
- PCGS Grade of MS63.
- Obverse: Lady Liberty Walking.
- Reverse: Bald Eagle Flying Through the Air.
- Comes Shipped in Legacy PCGS “Green Label” Slab.
In many ways, the Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle Gold Coin laid the groundwork for over a century of American gold coinage. The obverse features Lady Liberty as she walks with a rising sun in the background. On the reverse, a bald eagle takes flight while illuminated by sun rays. Both sides of this coin have become iconic symbols of American coinage and helped inspire dozens of later coins by the United States Mint.
For rare coin collectors, Pale Green PCGS holders have become popular collectibles. Since these holders are no longer being produced by PCGS, they can add to the allure, security, and collectibility of your U.S. gold coin. Note the light green coloring, unique typeset, and classic look of the legacy, discontinued PCGS holder on this coin.
These coins are sold as random common dates and are shipped in their original, unaltered PCGS “Pale Green” holders with a grade of MS63. Originally minted in the early 20th century and graded during a previous era of Professional Coin Grading Service coin packaging, this piece is a must-have for Double Eagle aficionados.
We couldn’t be more excited to add these highly collectible green label coins to our inventory. Whether this is your first certified Double Eagle or your hundredth, we’re happy to help you expand your collection.