The 1908 in the grade of EF-40 is extremely fine, which the obverse describe that the wear is seen on all the higher relief areas of the standing figure and on the rock at the lower right. The luster is minimal and eye appeal is apt to be lacking. In the reverse it was also shows that the eagle shows more wear overall, especially at the bottom and on the tops of the wings. This 1908 is created by Augustus Saint-Gaudens that modified by Charles E. Barber. It has a circulated strike mintage of 156,258 and has a proof mintage of 101. This is measure in 34 millimeters in diameter and weight of 33.4 grams. This gold coin is composed of gold which is contains 90 percent and a 10 percent of copper. This is also a series which is minted in Philadelphia. VF-20:1,050 dollars AU-55: 1,125 dollars PF-63: 27,500 dollars
