• 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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1928 $20

Lot 84

1928 $20

PCGS 63

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Grade
PCGS 63
Certificate
3381490
Denomination
$20
Year
1928
Series
Saint-Gaudens Double Eagles
Metal
GOLD
Country

Description

# 1928 $20 Saint-Gaudens Gold Double Eagle - PCGS MS63. An exceptional example of the most prolific United States gold coin in numismatic history, this 1928 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle represents the pinnacle of early 20th-century American coinage artistry. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this magnificent gold coin showcases the legendary design of Augustus Saint-Gaudens, widely considered the most beautiful coin ever produced by the United States Mint. Graded PCGS MS63, this specimen exhibits remarkable preservation and original mint luster. The coin features the iconic Walking Liberty design, with exquisite details characteristic of the Saint-Gaudens series. With a substantial original mintage of 8,816,000 pieces, the 1928 issue represents both historical significance and numismatic accessibility. Composed of 90% gold and 10% copper, the coin weighs 33.4 grams and measures 34mm in diameter, with a lettered edge typical of the era. This particular example displays the hallmark characteristics noted by experts: sharp strike, excellent frosty surfaces, and a pleasing light medium greenish-gold color. The PCGS certification (No. 3381490) ensures the coin's authenticity and grade, making it an attractive addition to both advanced collections and gold coin portfolios. With a population of 19,499 total graded and 38,914 in higher grades, this MS63 represents a solid representative of this historically significant coinage. Provenance and Condition Highlights: - Mint Location: Philadelphia. - PCGS Certification: MS63. - Original Mintage: 8,816,000. - Estimated Market Value: $3,700. *A quintessential example of American numismatic excellence, offering both historical significance and investment potential.*