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LEWIS AND CLARK 1904 G$1 Gold Commemorative PCGS MS67 (CAC)
US $21,562
Grade
Add On CAC
Grading service
PCGS
Cert number
2761616
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Date
2026-06-09
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LEWIS AND CLARK 1904 G$1 Gold Commemorative PCGS MS67 (CAC)
PCGS # 7447
Grading Service PCGS
Grade MS67
Mint Location Philadelphia
Year 1904
Designation NONE
Strike Business
Grade Add On CAC
LEWIS AND CLARK 1904 G$1 Gold Commemorative PCGS MS67 (CAC)
1904 G$1 Lewis and Clark
SKU: 2761616
The 1904 Lewis and Clark Gold Dollar is a classic early U.S. gold commemorative, struck at Philadelphia for the Lewis and Clark Exposition held in Portland, Oregon. Authorized by Congress in 1904 and promoted in part through the influence of noted numismatist Farran Zerbe, this issue was intended to celebrate the centennial of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark’s exploration tied to the Louisiana Purchase era. Sales were far below expectations, and large quantities were later melted, making high-grade survivors especially desirable today.
Offered here is a superb 1904 G$1 Lewis and Clark commemorative certified PCGS MS67 with CAC approval, a combination that speaks to both exceptional technical quality and premium originality for the grade. In MS67, this issue becomes legitimately scarce, and CAC endorsement adds an additional layer of selectivity sought by advanced collectors.
Key highlights
Coin: 1904 Lewis and Clark Gold Dollar (G$1) Commemorative
Mint: Philadelphia
Grade/Certification: PCGS MS67 with CAC
Reported sold mintage: 10,025 (from an authorization of up to 250,000; many later melted)
Population: 29 graded in MS67, with only 7 finer
Condition rarity: Readily available through MS66, genuinely scarce in MS67
Eye appeal and surfaces
Expected to display rich, original gold coloration with vibrant luster, often seen on top-tier early gold commemoratives
MS67 indicates sharply defined details and exceptional preservation, with only minimal, pinpoint marks consistent with the grade
CAC approval suggests strong originality, attractive surfaces, and high-end quality for MS67
Collector appeal
A cornerstone type for U.S. gold commemorative specialists and an ideal “condition rarity” target for set builders
Historically important issue tied to one of America’s most celebrated expeditions and an iconic early-1900s exposition
A premium, registry-caliber example that balances rarity, historic significance, and enduring demand within the classic commem gold series
An impressive opportunity to acquire a scarce, high-grade Lewis and Clark gold dollar with elite third-party verification and CAC confirmation—an excellent fit for both advanced collections and discerning buyers seeking a standout U.S. commemorative gold coin.
PCGS # 7447
Grading Service PCGS
Grade MS67
Mint Location Philadelphia
Year 1904
Designation NONE
Strike Business
Grade Add On CAC
LEWIS AND CLARK 1904 G$1 Gold Commemorative PCGS MS67 (CAC)
1904 G$1 Lewis and Clark
SKU: 2761616
The 1904 Lewis and Clark Gold Dollar is a classic early U.S. gold commemorative, struck at Philadelphia for the Lewis and Clark Exposition held in Portland, Oregon. Authorized by Congress in 1904 and promoted in part through the influence of noted numismatist Farran Zerbe, this issue was intended to celebrate the centennial of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark’s exploration tied to the Louisiana Purchase era. Sales were far below expectations, and large quantities were later melted, making high-grade survivors especially desirable today.
Offered here is a superb 1904 G$1 Lewis and Clark commemorative certified PCGS MS67 with CAC approval, a combination that speaks to both exceptional technical quality and premium originality for the grade. In MS67, this issue becomes legitimately scarce, and CAC endorsement adds an additional layer of selectivity sought by advanced collectors.
Key highlights
Coin: 1904 Lewis and Clark Gold Dollar (G$1) Commemorative
Mint: Philadelphia
Grade/Certification: PCGS MS67 with CAC
Reported sold mintage: 10,025 (from an authorization of up to 250,000; many later melted)
Population: 29 graded in MS67, with only 7 finer
Condition rarity: Readily available through MS66, genuinely scarce in MS67
Eye appeal and surfaces
Expected to display rich, original gold coloration with vibrant luster, often seen on top-tier early gold commemoratives
MS67 indicates sharply defined details and exceptional preservation, with only minimal, pinpoint marks consistent with the grade
CAC approval suggests strong originality, attractive surfaces, and high-end quality for MS67
Collector appeal
A cornerstone type for U.S. gold commemorative specialists and an ideal “condition rarity” target for set builders
Historically important issue tied to one of America’s most celebrated expeditions and an iconic early-1900s exposition
A premium, registry-caliber example that balances rarity, historic significance, and enduring demand within the classic commem gold series
An impressive opportunity to acquire a scarce, high-grade Lewis and Clark gold dollar with elite third-party verification and CAC confirmation—an excellent fit for both advanced collections and discerning buyers seeking a standout U.S. commemorative gold coin.
