GMS Saint Gaudens Double Eagle 33 gr - ID 2699

GMS Saint Gaudens Double Eagle 33 gr Out of Stock - ID 2699

.900 Purity Gold | Refiner: US Mint

• Various Years | 30.09 gram (1.0748 oz) Strictly For Retail GMS Sale Only	Various Years | 30.09 gram (1.0748 oz) Strictly For Retail GMS Sale Only 3.6% Buy at 3.6% Tier 1 5,308.71 SGD Tier 3 5,306.24 SGD Tier 5 5,303.76 SGD Sell Sell at -4.8% 4,873.17 SGD -4.8% over spot (details) % over spot, view details	Pick Up Out-of-stock

• Various Years | 30.09 gram (1.0748 oz) Strictly For Retail GMS Sale Only	Various Years | 30.09 gram (1.0748 oz) Strictly For Retail GMS Sale Only 3.6% Buy at 3.6% Tier 1 5,308.71 SGD Tier 3 5,306.24 SGD Tier 5 5,303.76 SGD Sell Sell at -4.8% 4,873.17 SGD -4.8% over spot (details) % over spot, view details	Pick Up Out-of-stock

$20 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle Gold Coin - 1.07 oz

The random year Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle $20 gold coin was produced by the United States Mint between 1907 and 1933. Each coin is struck in 90% gold and 10% copper, with a gross weight of approximately 33.43 grams and a fine gold content of approximately 0.9675 troy ounce. The coin has a diameter of 34 mm and a legal tender face value of US$20.

The Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle was introduced in 1907 following President Theodore Roosevelt's efforts to redesign American coinage. Roosevelt commissioned renowned American sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens to create new designs that would better represent the artistic and national identity of the United States. The resulting $20 Double Eagle became one of the most celebrated designs in American coinage and remained in production until 1933.

The original 1907 Double Eagle underwent several changes before a version suitable for mass production was achieved. Saint-Gaudens initially envisioned the coin in exceptionally high relief, but the minting technology available at the time made large-scale production impractical. Later in 1907, the relief was reduced and the Roman numeral date was replaced with Arabic numerals, allowing the United States Mint to produce the coin in larger quantities for circulation.

The obverse of the Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle features a full-length figure of Lady Liberty striding forward with flowing hair, holding a torch in her right hand and an olive branch in her left, with the U.S. Capitol visible in the background. Stars representing the states of the United States surround the design, while rays of sunlight rise from the lower portion of the coin.

The reverse features Saint-Gaudens' iconic flying eagle design, depicting a young American eagle soaring above the rising sun, with rays of sunlight extending across the background. The inscriptions UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and TWENTY DOLLARS appear above the eagle, while E PLURIBUS UNUM is inscribed along the edge of the coin. The motto IN GOD WE TRUST was omitted from the original design but was added to the reverse in 1908 and appears on subsequent issues.

Saint-Gaudens Double Eagles were produced at several United States Mint facilities during the series, including Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco. Depending on the year and mint of issue, coins may therefore feature no mint mark or bear a "D" or "S" mint mark. As a random year product, the year, mint of origin, mintage and specific design variety supplied may vary.

With its approximately 0.9675 troy ounce fine gold content, historic 90% gold composition and celebrated Saint-Gaudens design, the $20 Double Eagle offers investors and collectors in Singapore an opportunity to own physical gold in the form of a historic United States gold coin.

Product Details:

• Metal: Gold
• Gross Weight: 1.074 oz / 33.43 grams
• Fine Weight: 0.9675 oz / 30.09 grams
• Purity: .900 fine gold
• Product Format: Circulation Gold Coin
• Mint: United States Mint
• Issuing Country: USA
• Year: Various Years
• Condition: Various Conditions
• Obverse: Saint-Gaudens' Lady Liberty
• Reverse: Saint-Gaudens' Flying Eagle
• Face Value: US$20 
• Mintage: Various Mintages
• GST Status: Gross Margin Scheme
• Edge: Lettered - E PLURIBUS UNUM
• Mint Mark: Various / No Mint Mark
• Diameter: 34 mm
• Thickness: Various

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Points computation: 1 coin = 10.00 points