• Gold$4,075.70/ozup3.43%
  • Silver$52.37/ozup5.25%
  • Platinum$1,499.60/ozup4.87%
  • Palladium$999.50/ozup7.06%
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1910 $20

Lot 61

1910 $20

CAC 62

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Grade
CAC 62
Certificate
535664714
Denomination
$20
Year
1910
Series
Saint-Gaudens Double Eagles
Metal
GOLD
Country

Description

# 1910 $20 Saint-Gaudens Gold Double Eagle. A stunning example of the iconic Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle, this 1910 $20 gold piece represents the pinnacle of early 20th-century American coinage artistry. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint during the height of Augustus Saint-Gaudens' groundbreaking design era, this specimen showcases the numismatic excellence that defines the golden age of U.S. coin production. Graded MS-62 by a reputable grading service and CAC certified (Certificate #535664714), this gold double eagle exhibits exceptional visual appeal with minimal marks typical of its grade. The lustrous surfaces retain significant mint brilliance, with subtle golden-orange toning that speaks to the coin's remarkable preservation. The high relief design by Saint-Gaudens remains crisp, with intricate details of Liberty and the rising sun clearly defined against a smooth, nearly pristine background. The 1910 date represents a pivotal year in American coinage, with this $20 gold piece serving as a tangible piece of numismatic history. These coins were critical components of the U.S. monetary system before the 1933 gold recall, making well-preserved examples like this particularly desirable to serious collectors and investors. The coin's CAC verification adds an extra layer of confidence, confirming its superior quality within its assigned grade. Specifications: - Mint: Philadelphia. - Metal: 90% Gold. - Weight: 33.436 grams. - Diameter: 34 mm. - Designer: Augustus Saint-Gaudens. A premium collectible that bridges numismatic artistry with historical significance, this 1910 $20 gold piece represents an exceptional opportunity for the discerning collector.