1907 St. Gaudens MS62

edit: forgot too read the other two pages

 

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My coin

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Ughhhh It didn't show up >_<

 

Exactly right. :thumb: Good ol' "Laser" Lehigh has zeroed in on the issue !

You'll see this elsewhere as well. For example, 1921 S$1s will say "Morgan" or "Peace". This is common practice anytime there are two different designs in the same year.

 

Under advance editting chose manage attachements.

 

FWIW - the 1907 Saint is a slightly better date. It is fairly low mintage (~370,000), plus it's in demand as "first year of type". It has more collector premium than common dates; definitely NOT a simple bullion coin.

Mega-common dates are 1908 No Motto, 1924, 1927, 1928. In grades 64 and below, they track bullion fairly well.

 

One other thing to consider...

There is a BIG difference between the OP's 1907 Saint and the High Relief 1907 Saints ! Don't confuse that. The OP is a low relief, business strike.

 

Tip:
Don't forget to check/validate the PCGS certification number for any PCGS coin in question on the PCGS website.

Looks like the certification number checks out:
http://www.pcgs.com/Cert/11616968.html