A rare treasure, with untapped upside.
The Saint-Gaudens double eagle (U.S. $20 gold piece) is often hailed as the most beautiful American coin ever minted. Its story weaves art, politics, and economics into a dramatic chapter of early 20th‑century America.
Why it matters
Aesthetic breakthrough: Sculptor Augustus Saint‑Gaudens introduced neoclassical artistry to U.S. coinage, raising design standards and public expectations.
Economic symbol: Issued during the gold standard era, the double eagle represented both private wealth and the american dream.
This example, minted at the Denver Mint in 1923, is in very low population. Only 223 of these exist in this PCGS grade, and only 113 examples graded higher.
Denomination: $20
Grade: PCGS MS66+
Population: 223
Weight: 33.436 g (.96750 oz Gold)
A rare treasure, with untapped upside.
The Saint-Gaudens double eagle (U.S. $20 gold piece) is often hailed as the most beautiful American coin ever minted. Its story weaves art, politics, and economics into a dramatic chapter of early 20th‑century America.
Why it matters
Aesthetic breakthrough: Sculptor Augustus Saint‑Gaudens introduced neoclassical artistry to U.S. coinage, raising design standards and public expectations.
Economic symbol: Issued during the gold standard era, the double eagle represented both private wealth and the american dream.
This example, minted at the Denver Mint in 1923, is in very low population. Only 223 of these exist in this PCGS grade, and only 113 examples graded higher.
Denomination: $20
Grade: PCGS MS66+
Population: 223
Weight: 33.436 g (.96750 oz Gold)
