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The 1920 Philly almost always come with great luster and are well struck, and yours is no exception as it looks very nice.

I like the head detail and the full rivet, full shield, full chain-mail on the obverse. It's just right for a great look, non-FH designation with that kind of luster IMO. As far as the strike of 1920 goes, the weakness is typical for this date. It's not distracting to me.

@JWP said:

Was that pic AI generated because there are a few misspelled words.

@goldbuffalo said:
Should have made him 1 ounce.

I think they’d have as good as if not better demand as people like to buy 1 ounces of gold and not half ounces.

Not at $5,420.

Gold Sacajawea $2175
Gold Superman $2675

Gold Sacajawea 7500 mintage
Gold Superman 10,000 mintage

Superman is beaten both ways

Any database manager worth their salt should be able to remedy your situation without having to have it cracked and re-holdered.

IT IS IN THE CAC DATABASE. PCGS MESSED UP AND DELETED IT FROM THEIR DATABASE BY MISTAKE.

https://www.cacgrading.com/lookup/6403106

It's unfortunate that database errors like these occur and are not easily fixed; instead the reholdering/restickering route is a huge pain.

But it may get even worse.
Since PCGS shares their cert database info with CAC, the problem may spread if CAC gets an updated version of the PCGS database.
If so, it may become invalid at CAC as well.
See this thread:
https://forums.collectors.com/discussion/1115164/1882-cc-story-from-something-to-nothing

I don't actively participate in the registry, but understand that it's important to many collectors. I hope PCGS is able to find a way to correct the issue here without a resubmission.