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Greysheet Catalog Details (GSID: 11792)
Kellogg & Company’s 1854 $20s appear to have been struck using left over dies from Curtis & Perry’s issue of 1853-dated Moffat $20s. Multiple positional varieties exist. All K-1s use a short arrows reverse die either matching or similar to that used to strike the Moffat & Company pieces. Somewhere between 180 and 220 examples exist for all 1854-dated varieties. The finest specimen is a gem uncirculated example, and original, attractive mint state examples would qualify for the condition census. 30 examples were recovered from the S.S. Central America. A unique specimen striking Kagin-1 exists that traces its provenance back to Augustus Humbert.
Obverse: Liberty Head with KELLOGG & CO on diadem 1854 13 stars around
Reverse: Federal eagle SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA TWENTY D.

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GSID: 11792
Coin Date: 1854
Denomination: G$20 / 20 Dollar Gold
Designation: MS
Mint Location: San Francisco
Mintage: 180-220 known all vars
Coinage Type: Pioneer & Territorial Gold
Coinage Years: 1854-1855
Composition: Gold
Variety: Kellogg & Co.
Variety 2: Short Arrows, K-1
Rarity: R-4
Strike Type: Business
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