$20 Gold Double Eagle Liberty Head PCGS MS 66 (Random Year)

Bullion Hunters helps you compare prices on the $20 Gold Double Eagle Liberty Head PCGS MS66 (Random Year), ensuring you secure this remarkable piece of American numismatic history at the best available premium. Struck by the U.S. Mint from 1849 to 1907, the Liberty Head Double Eagle marked a new chapter in U.S. coinage, born out of the immense wealth of the California Gold Rush. Containing 0.9675 troy ounces of .900 fine gold, this coin became a cornerstone of U.S. commerce and remains one of the most admired classic American gold pieces.

Historical Background

The $20 Double Eagle was first authorized in 1849 after a flood of newly mined California gold demanded higher-value coinage. Designed by Chief Engraver James B. Longacre, the Liberty Head Double Eagle served the nation through major events including the Civil War, the westward expansion, and the dawn of the 20th century. Its production ended in 1907 when it was replaced by Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ celebrated design. Today, surviving examples in PCGS MS66 condition are scarce, representing some of the finest known survivors of this historic series.

Coin Specifications:

• Contains 0.9675 troy oz of .900 gold
• Graded as MS 66 by PCGS
• Face Value: $20 USD
• Struck by the US Mint
• Comes in a PCGS holder
• Obverse: Features the left profile of Lady Liberty, wearing a diadem, that is engraved with the phrase "LIBERTY." Inscribed at the bottom is the year of mintage along with 13 stars that represent the original colonies of America.
• Reverse: Shows a bald eagle bearing a US flag-based shield on its chest and its wings outstretched, with a bundle of arrows and an olive branch clutched in its talons. Inscribed below is the denomination