Description
The $20 Liberty Gold Double Eagle was struck by the US Mint from 1850 to 1907 and was the largest gold coin produced during the time. Each $20 Liberty Gold Double Eagle was struck in the United States using 90.0% gold and contained a total of .9675 troy ounces. All of the coins featured in this particular collection have been certified as being in MS65 condition by either the NGC or PCGS.
Coin Highlights:
- Contains actual gold content of .9675 troy oz.
- Features .900 fine gold purity.
- Minted by the United States from 1850-1907.
- Produced by the US Mint with a $20 USD face value.
- Coins ship in near perfect MS65 condition. You will receive either NGC or PCGS coins at our discretion.
After the California gold rush of 1849, the US Mint wanted to put all of its excess gold to use, and that same year congress authorized the production of a $20 gold piece. In 1850, the $20 Liberty Gold Eagle was designed by a famous Chief Engraver for the US Mint. Though the production of these coins was halted in 1907 when it was replaced by the $20 Saint Gaudens Gold Double Eagle, it is still immensely popular amongst collectors today.
On the obverse of the Liberty Gold Double Eagle Coin is a left facing portrait of Lady Liberty. She is surrounded by a total of 13 stars with the minting year etched below her. The coins reverse design features an eagle at the center with a shield in front of its stomach. In opposing talons it holds both an olive branch and several arrows, while directly above it is the phrase IN GOD WE TRUST. Circling above the bird the words UNITED STATES OF AMERICA are etched, while below is the coins legal tender value.
Though these coins stopped being minted over 100 years ago, they are still available today. They are sought after by both investors for their gold content and collectors for their historical significance. The $20 Liberty Gold Double Eagle is generally only available in limited quantities and tend to sell out quickly so be sure to order yours today.
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