1868 $20 MS62 认证号46328205, PCGS号8953

CAC Green NGC coin from Heritage. Crossed to PCGS in Jan 2023 and got the CAC back but no upgrade. "1868 $20 MS62 NGC. CAC. The high-end nature of this Uncirculated 1868 double eagle is readily apparent, even without the shimmering green CAC approval sticker. Luminous yellow-gold surfaces awash in vibrant mint luster show little more than trivial hairlines and a few scattered ticks. On the reverse, interesting dentil clash marks appear in an arc below the eagle's tailfeathers. Every facet of the Type Two design is fully rendered. Eye appeal and technical quality are nearly unsurpassed, with only the single PCGS-graded MS63 example graded finer." Original auction https://coins.ha.com/itm/liberty-double-eagles/double-eagles/1868-20-ms62-ngc-cac-pcgs-8953-/a/1329-5171.s?ic4=ListView-ShortDescription-071515

David Akers (1975/88)

The 1868 is a very scarce date in all grades, as one might reasonably assume from the comparatively low mintage. Overall, it is similar in rarity to the 1862 and 1871 and only a little less rare than the 1859. (The 1859 is considerably more rare in high grade, however.) The 1868 is more rare as a date than the 1863 or 1864 but it is not quite as difficult to locate in mint state. When available, the 1868 is usually only VF or EF. A few AU's and average quality uncs are known but in choice mint state the 1868 is very rare and I have never personally seen or heard of a gem quality business strike.