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We buy and sell all U.S. Twenty Dollar gold coins.
We carry a wide selection of U.S. Twenty Dollar gold coins. You will find our prices to be the most competitive on the market. Please see us at our Denver or Greenwood Village locations, or call us for the latest market price on rare or common (generic) dated coins in circulated to Mint State conditions.
Double Eagles U.S. $20 Gold
The $20 Gold pieces were first conceived in 1849, during which year several patterns were struck. Only one of these is known today, the specimen in the Smithsonian Institution.
The following year, 1850, saw the first issues produced for circulation. These large and heavy coins were made in large quantities and served well in the channels of commerce during a time when public confidence in paper money was low.
In 1907 the coinage was redesigned at the request of President Theodore Roosevelt. the illustrious MCMVII issues of Augustus Saint-Gaudens stand out as a highlight in American coinage. Later Saint-Gaudens issues used regular (in Arabic numerals) dates and were minted in large quantities through 1933. Most Pieces made during the 20th century were stored in banks or shipped to overseas banks and treasuries.
Foreign nations preferred the security of gold to the uncertainty of American paper money. Many issues with high mintages, the Denver and San Francisco issues of 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1930 and 1931 being examples, were shipped to storage and subsequently melted for the most part.
As a result, many of these are extreme rarities today.
Please call or visit our showroom for the latest price and availability.
Sold inventory is shown for reference purposes.
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Sold1849 Double Eagle Pattern 1oz .999 Gold Smithsonian 2011 Restrike NGC/Gem Proof Ultra Cameo
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1857-S S.S. Central America Shipwreck mGold/ COA & Box
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1865-S $20 Liberty Shipwreck Brother Jonathan PCGS AU58
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SoldThe $20 Double Eagle gold piece designed by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, with the strong backing of President Theodore Roosevelt, is considered by many to be the most artistically superior coin ever produced by the United States.