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1853 G$20 Moffat & Co., K-19 XF40
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The last Moffat issue, an 1853 twenty-dollar piece, is very similar to the U.S. double eagle of that period. It was struck after John L. Moffat retired from the Assay Office. Despite a reported mintage of 75,636 examples, only around 50 1853 Moffat $20s are known today, ten of which exist in low mint state grades. Five examples were recovered from the S.S. Central America. A pair of proof Moffat $20s currently reside in the collection of the Smithsonian Institution. They were originally part of the Mint Cabinet collection, and were struck from previously unreported dies.
Obverse: Liberty Head with MOFFAT & CO on diadem 1853 13 stars around
Reverse: Federal eagle SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA TWENTY D.
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