- 1875 Liberty Head Double Eagle.
The classic portrait of Miss Liberty on the coin’s obverse will always serve as a powerful reminder of the emergence of the United States as a world power in the latter half of the Nineteenth Century. During the time of the $20 Liberty’s issue, the official price of gold was $20.67 an ounce. The gold content of the Double Eagle was fixed at .9675 oz., equaling its $20 value in gold weight.
Liberty Head Double Eagles for Sale
 1902-S Liberty $20 Great Deal -- Great Luster  US $1,470.00
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 1901-S $20 GOLD LIBERTY MS61 ANACS !!! US $1,585.00
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 1890 P LIBERTY $20 DOUBLE EAGLE-- ULTRA RARE US $2,250.00
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 1867-S Liberty(Coronet) AU55 $20 Double Eagle Gold Coin US $3,199.99
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Buy PCGS Liberty Head Double Eagles
 1879 S $ 20 GOLD LIBERTY PCGS AU 58 BLUE HOLDER NICE US $1,549.99
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 1899 $20 GOLD LIBERTY AU58 PCGS !!! US $1,585.00
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 1900 $20 LIBERTY GOLD PCGS MS-63 SUPER! US $2,195.00
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 1904 LIBERTY $20 ST DOUBLE EAGLE GOLD COIN PCGS MS62 OK US $1,559.00
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Buy NGC Liberty Head Double Eagles
 1900 $20 Liberty Head Double Eagle Gold NGC MS 62 US $1,575.00
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 $20 1903 LIBERTY NGC MS 65 WITH STAR MAJOR PQ US $5,750.00
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 1894-S LIBERTY HEAD $20 NGC MS61 US $1,420.00
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 1896 LIBERTY HEAD $20 NGC MS61 US $1,420.00
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Prior to 1849, the largest gold piece issued by the U.S. Government had been the $10 gold coin, known as the “Eagle,” first struck in 1795. The new $20 Liberty gold pieces quickly were dubbed “Double Eagles” because they were twice the size of the established and popular $10 “Eagles.” During the course of their mintage, $20 Liberty Double Eagle gold coins were produced in three varieties, Type 1, Type 2 and Type 3.
1861 Liberty Head Double Eagle Without Motto on Reverse.
The United States $20 gold coin was released in the 1840s in response to the California Gold Rush. It initially featured the bust of Liberty wearing an elaborate coronet with a heraldic eagle and a circle of stars above the eagle, and two motto ribbons on either side on the reverse. The motto was moved above the eagle in 1866. As with the $10 eagle coin, "In God We Trust" was originally omitted from double eagles, but Congress quickly enacted a law to require that it be included.
1875 Liberty Head Double Eagle With Motto Above Eagle (TWENTY D. on Reverse)
The Coronet or Liberty Head $20 United States Gold Double Eagle is one of the most sought after US Gold Coins by investors & collectors. This $20 us gold coin was made from 1849 to 1907 before the more popular St Gaudens Double Eagle and there are actually three subtypes of the Liberty Head Double Eagle in existence. They are the no motto (In God We Trust) "Twenty D" coin, the included motto "Twenty D" version and the In God We Trust version with the words Twenty Dollars on the reverse. The Liberty Head twenty dollar gold coin is becoming more popular and valuable by the day with the ever increasing price of gold and weakening of world wide currencies.
1878 Liberty Head Double Eagle With Motto Above Eagle (TWENTY DOLLARS on Reverse)