1928 $20 Saint Gaudens Double Eagle PCGS MS65+
The 1928 Saint-Gaudens double eagle has the highest mintage of any U.S. gold coin of any denomination: 8,816,000. However, that makes it affordable in the superior grade of MS65+! Look at the images of this coin. It is simply beautiful. David Akers continues from above, "The 1928 is always very sharply struck. This issue was clearly minted to a very high quality standard. The surfaces are fully frosty or slightly satiny and the lustre and color are invariably excellent." So if you want just one really great gold coin, this is the one for you! Here's your chance to get an example of the "most majestic coin ever to bear our national imprint," as Vermeule writes above, at a good price. This piece will give you years of enjoyment. Imagine having it in your collection...!
1928 $20 Saint Gaudens Double Eagle PCGS MS65+, $2,490.00
It is with much pleasure that we offer for your consideration a simply beautiful example of the Saint-Gaudens double eagle. It is perfect for a type set of U.S. gold coinage, or if you want just one really amazing gold coin for your collection. This is the perfect type coin. David Akers writes, "For the person wanting a nearly perfect Saint-Gaudens double eagle with great 'eye-appeal,' the 1928 is the most likely issue to be available...From an overall appearance standpoint, the 1928 is typically one of the best of the series..."
Numismatic scholar and art critic Cornelius Vermeule writes, "The double eagle is perhaps the most majestic coin ever to bear our national imprint. The Liberty striding forward is as grand in miniature as the Hellenistic Victory of Samothrace on a heroic scale. The eagle in flight against the sun on the reverse achieves complete domination of motion and expanding vista over the confines of a tiny tondo. Although the authorities at the Mint flattened the relief to facilitate striking and handling, this coin has remained a forceful demonstration that modern, mechanical coinage need in no way be pedestrian." Discussing both Saint-Gaudens' $10 eagle along with his $20 double eagle, Vermeule writes, "Both coins seems as modern a century after they were conceived as any issues, American or otherwise, produced in the past generation, and compared with what has been tolerated heretofore in the United States, both burst as artistic skyrockets in the horizons of our academic creativity."
PCGS # | 9189 |
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Grading Service | NONE |
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Numeric Denomination | $20 |
Mint Location | NONE |
Designation | NONE |
Circ/UnCirc | Not Specified |
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