While not a rare date in grades up to MS66, the 1902 Philly mint dollar is quite elusive in SUPERB grade as here. The present example is intensely lustrous with vivid cartwheel brilliance on both sides. Well struck devices stand out in bold relief from the satiny smooth fields. Were it not for the tiniest trace of contact on the reverse, this beauty may have even graded even higher. The eye appeal is outstanding, devoid of any toning, essentially BLAST white. PCGS 59, NGC 24, CAC 6. Only two have ever sold in auction, one in September 2019 for $9,000 and the other for $9,200 back in the 2011 FUN auction. The current PCGS Price Guide value is listed at $9,000. Extremely RARE any finer, just four are graded 67+, the only one of which was the Coronet coin that sold for a record $28,200 in our October 2015 Regency Auction. Cert. Number 38711301 PCGS # 7278.00