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St Gaudens Double Eagle

The $20 St. Gaudens Double Eagle gold coin, designed by Augustus St. Gaudens at the urging of President Teddy Roosevelt, is probably the most famous of all American gold coins and without doubt the most beautiful. Expert numismatists, experienced collectors and casual admirers all agree that the $20 Saint Gaudens Double Eagle is one of the most beautiful gold colds ever minted. This beautiful double eagle gold coin is 34.00 mm in diameter and weighs 33.436 grams, was minted from 1907-1916, and again from 1920-1933. Most of the coins minted from 1929 and later never saw the light of day and were nearly all eventually melted following Franklin Roosevelt's Gold Order of 1933.

1925 St Gaudens Double Eagle with Motto.

Featuring a full length image of Miss Liberty on the obverse, it appears as if she is ready to step out of the coin. In her left hand is the torch of enlightenment and she carries an olive branch, symbolic of peace. Nearly missed in the background is the dome of the capitol building. The reverse of the coin is dominated by an eagle in flight with the inscriptions of United States of America and Twenty Dollars arranged in concentric arcs above the eagle.

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UNITED STATES 1913 ST. GAUDENS 20 DOLLAR GOLD COIN
UNITED STATES 1913 ST. GAUDENS 20 DOLLAR GOLD COIN
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UNITED STATES 1924 ST. GAUDENS 20 DOLLAR GOLD COIN
UNITED STATES 1924 ST. GAUDENS 20 DOLLAR GOLD COIN
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1908 $20 Saint Gaudens no motto NCG MS 64
1908 $20 Saint Gaudens no motto NCG MS 64
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$20 St. Gaudens BU
$20 St. Gaudens BU
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1908 $20 GOLD St Gaudens Double Eagle CHOICE BU ** LUSTROUS!!!
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** NO MOTTO ** 1908  St. Gaudens $20 Gold Double Eagle
** NO MOTTO ** 1908 St. Gaudens $20 Gold Double Eagle
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CHOICE GEM BRILLIANT UNCIRCULATED $20 SAINT GAUDENS GOLD UNITED STATES COIN
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1908-D ST GAUDENS Graded MS65
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1916-s St Gaudens Double Eagle MS65 OLD GREEN HOLDER
1916-s St Gaudens Double Eagle MS65 OLD GREEN HOLDER
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1927 Gold $20 Saint St Gaudens Eagle Coin ~ Nice BU+
1927 Gold $20 Saint St Gaudens Eagle Coin ~ Nice BU+
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1908 Saint Gaudens $20 Double Eagle Gold Coin
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1925 St. Gaudens $20 Gold Double Eagle PCGS Rattler MS60
1925 St. Gaudens $20 Gold Double Eagle PCGS Rattler MS60
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1908-D $20 ST GAUDENS MS64 PCGS Motto
1908-D $20 ST GAUDENS MS64 PCGS Motto
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1924 St. Gaudens $20 Gold Double Eagle PCGS MS65 U.S SELLER - NO RESERVE -
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Rare 1908 w/No Motto Gold $20 Saint St Gaudens Eagle Coin ~ NGC MS62
Rare 1908 w/No Motto Gold $20 Saint St Gaudens Eagle Coin ~ NGC MS62
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Rare 1907 Gold $20 Saint St Gaudens Eagle Coin w/No Motto ~ NGC MS63
Rare 1907 Gold $20 Saint St Gaudens Eagle Coin w/No Motto ~ NGC MS63
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$20, Double Eagle, 1916-s NGC MS-65, Saint-Gaudens
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1908 $20 ST GAUDENS MS65 NGC No Motto
1908 $20 ST GAUDENS MS65 NGC No Motto
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The initial trial examples of the coins struck in early 1907 were extremely high relief and while quite stunning, required many hits on the press to achieve the desired strike. After banks began complaining about the inability to stack the new gold coins Charles Barber, Chief Engraver, had dies redesigned with a lower relief and changed the Roman date to Arabic numerals. The low relief version was used until minting ended in 1933.