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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jim Dale, post: 3617693, member: 100459&quot;]Many of you may remember that I had a 1904 Liberty Double Eagle that was graded UNC-Details-Obverse Scratches. I received a great many responses and judging from what your responses were, I did a lot of research. The 1907 St Gaudens has many different detail information that says: 1. The 1907 St. Gaudens Double Eagle is in great demand, regardless of the &quot;Details&quot; from NGC. The St Gaudens only has a mintage of 12,367 and my 1904 Liberty had a mintage of 6,256,699. I don&#039;t know how many of the 1904 Liberty coins lived past President Roosevelts inquisition of 1933.&nbsp; I have looked as closely as I can with a magnifying glass and don&#039;t see the seriousness of the scratches.&nbsp; I&#039;ve tried to scan the coin and take a picture of the coin and I don&#039;t see the seriousness of the scratches as reported by NGC.&nbsp; I&#039;ve got a friend of mine that I&#039;m going to see if he can get a detailed picture of the coin so that my &quot;friends&quot; at Coin Talk might be able to show me which &quot;scratches&quot; NGC has referred to in their &quot;grading&quot;.&nbsp; I know that without a quality photo of my coin, Coin Talk members cannot tell me.&nbsp; My friend is in medical school right now and his time is limited, but as soon as he does have time, I am sure he can make some quality pictures.&nbsp; I put &quot;friends&quot; in quotes, because I value you information and I know you have more experience than I do.&nbsp; I look forward to the day that you will be able to see the coin.&nbsp; I don&#039;t plan on selling it in my lifetime.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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