Description
Certified PCGS PR67DCAM, this 1893 Liberty Head quarter eagle offers mirrored fields and contrasting frosted devices and a clearly defined numismatic identity. Small-format gold issues place unusual emphasis on surface preservation, strike, and originality because the fields reveal handling quickly. The census position adds useful perspective: only 108 were struck, and just a single coin has been graded higher by PCGS. In proof format, the technical merit rests on field quality, contrast, and freedom from distracting contact. Its combination of preservation and specialist interest makes it a disciplined choice for a focused cabinet.