Regular issue Liberty Head (Coronet) double eagles were minted in one major type and three minor varieties as follows:
Liberty Head (Coronet) 1849–1907
Liberty Head, no motto, value “TWENTY D.” 1849–1866 (Type I)
Liberty Head, with motto, value “TWENTY D.” 1866–1876 (Type II)
Liberty Head, with motto, value “TWENTY DOLLARS” 1877–1907 (Type III)
The largest denomination of all regular United States issues was authorized to be coined by the Act of March 3, 1849. It’s weight was 516 grains, .900 fine. The 1849 double eagle is a unique pattern and reposes in the Smithsonian. The 1861 reverse design by Anthony C. Paquet was withdrawn soon after being struck. Very few pieces are known.
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Liberty Head Gold Double Eagles graded BU “Brilliant Uncirculated” condition are an excellent choice to hold gold in coinage that is over a century old. Many investors prefer pre-1933 U.S. Gold as a hedge versus modern gold bullion.
Certified $20 Liberty Head Double Eagle(Common Dates)
Certified $20 Liberty Head Double Eagle Offerings (Rare & Scarce)
Liberty Head Gold Double Eagles graded LP “Low Premium” condition are an excellent choice to hold gold in coinage that is over a century old. Low Premium coins are severely worn, cleaned, and or damaged. These coins have been authenticated however they may be slightly under their minted gold content of .96750 pure gold due to their condition. Many investors prefer pre-1933 U.S. Gold as a hedge versus modern gold bullion.
Certified $20 Liberty Head Double Eagle(Common Dates)
Certified $20 Liberty Head Double Eagle Offerings (Rare & Scarce)
Liberty Head Gold Double Eagles graded VF “Very Fine” condition are an excellent choice to hold gold in coinage that is over a century old. Many investors prefer pre-1933 U.S. Gold as a hedge versus modern gold bullion.
Certified $20 Liberty Head Double Eagle(Common Dates)
Certified $20 Liberty Head Double Eagle Offerings (Rare & Scarce)
Liberty Head Gold Double Eagles graded XF “Extra Fine” condition are an excellent choice to hold gold in coinage that is over a century old. Many investors prefer pre-1933 U.S. Gold as a hedge versus modern gold bullion.
Certified $20 Liberty Head Double Eagle(Common Dates)
Certified $20 Liberty Head Double Eagle Offerings (Rare & Scarce)
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