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$20 Gold Double Eagle Saint Gaudens - Ex Jewelry (Random Year)

  • 0.9675 oz
  • .900
  • US Mint
  • Ex Jewelry
  • Pre-1933
Lowest price across 3 dealers+1.02% over spot
$4,105.35per unit at qty 1
SD Bullion

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No tier break at this quantityOrder total $4,105.35

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Dealer prices for $20 Gold Double Eagle Saint Gaudens - Ex Jewelry (Random Year) at quantity 1
#DealerPrice at qty 1PremiumThey pay youOffer link
1SD Bullion$4,105.35+$41.27+1.02%Not publishedView offer
2Bullion ExchangesOut of stock—Not published
3BGASCOut of stock—Not published

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About this product

The $20 Gold Double Eagle Saint-Gaudens is more than just a coin—it’s a masterpiece of American artistry and a symbol of numismatic renaissance. Struck by the U.S. Mint between 1907 and 1933, this iconic gold piece was born out of President Theodore Roosevelt’s vision to elevate American coin design to new heights. With a design by the legendary sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, this gold double eagle is widely regarded as the most beautiful coin in U.S. history.

This specific offering comes in Ex-Jewelry condition, meaning it may show light signs of having been previously mounted, yet still retains its historical and investment value. Containing .9675 troy ounces of .900 fine gold, it’s a highly desirable option for both seasoned collectors and investors looking to hold a tangible piece of American legacy.

This historic coin traces its roots to the California Gold Rush of 1849, when the U.S. had enough gold reserves to justify higher-denomination coinage. The Double Eagle was born, and it evolved into the Saint-Gaudens design during Roosevelt’s presidency—a design inspired by ancient Greek coinage and American ideals of liberty and progress

Coin Features:
  • Contains .9675 troy oz of .900 fine gold
  • Ex-Jewelry condition
  • Minted by the U.S. Mint between 1907–1933
  • Issued from the Philadelphia, Denver, or San Francisco Mints
  • Obverse: Lady Liberty striding forward with torch and olive branch, set against a rising sun and the U.S. Capitol; encircled by 46 stars (later 48), representing the states
  • Reverse: A powerful American eagle soaring in flight over the sun's rays, along with the inscriptions “United States of America,” “Twenty Dollars,” and “In God We Trust”

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Finding the best price on pre-1933 gold like the Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle can be time-consuming. Bullion Hunters does the heavy lifting for you. Our real-time price comparison engine lets you:

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Whether you're building a gold portfolio or preserving a piece of American heritage, Bullion Hunters helps you stack smarter. Don’t overpay—compare before you buy. Own a legacy of American artistry and economic power. The $20 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle is more than gold—it’s history in your hands. Use Bullion Hunters to find the best deal today!

Specifications

Mint
US Mint
Year
Pre-1933
Fineness
.900
Metal weight
0.9675 oz
Condition
Ex Jewelry
Face value
$20

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$20 Gold Double Eagle Saint Gaudens - Ex Jewelry (Random Year)$20 Gold Double Eagle Saint Gaudens - Ex Jewelry (Random Year)Lowest$4,105.35Dealers payNot publishedView offer